Everyday Tech

Wiltz is back to rejoin Jay and Jeremy to talk about new scams, tech developments, and troubleshoot your questions and comments.

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This week, Jay and Jeremy talk more about the Reddit protests and the website's suspiciously-timed crash. They also discuss printers' secret Machine Identification Code and troubleshoot your questions and comments.

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Today, discussions about security cameras starts a conversation about Amazon's Ring Camera controversy. We also talk about the Reddit protests and the new Apple Vision Pro, and troubleshoot your questions and comments.

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Today, we talk about Montana banning TikTok for its links to the Chinese government, then troubleshoot your questions and comments.

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Today, we talk about the new AI chat bots on Windows 11 and iPhones, then troubleshoot your questions and comments.

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On this week's show, Jay and Jeremy discuss Jeremy's woes with building a new computer. Then more AI talk, specifically, Google's Bard.

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On this week's show, Jay and Jeremy go through more AI news, trade tech stories and answer you questions!

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• Artificial intelligence was given control of a satellite and immediately began tracking Japanese and Indian military bases
• Gulp.

• Many U.S. Facebook Users Can Now Claim Share of Historic $725M Settlement 
• come get your pennies! 

• Google Authenticator finally syncs one-time codes in the cloud

• The EARN IT Act will be introduced to Congress for the third time 
• give up your encryption, it's for CSAM, we promise! 

• Tile's latest accessory helps track your cat

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On this week's show, Jay and Jeremy go through the emails you sent and we'll answer them! Also, hear how Netflix if shutting down their original DVD business after 25 years and cracking down on account sharing.

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On this week's show, Jay and Jeremy discuss, with callers, the pros and cons of learning a new operating system long into one's computing life. Also, hear how a well-known supplement brand, seen in all the big box stores, was fined over a half-million dollars for gimmicking Amazon.com drop-down menus on highly rated products.

Also on the show and in tech news this week:

• The Super Mario Bros sets box office records | Engadget
• Sony investment will put AI chips inside Raspberry Pi boards | Engadget
• Worldwide PC shipments plunged by a third in the first quarter | Engadget
• FTC fines supplement maker $600,000 for 'review hijacking' Amazon listings | Engadget
• YouTube's NFL Sunday Ticket packages start at $249 | Engadget
• iPhone 15 Pro could end up having physical rather than solid-state buttons after all - The Verge
• OpenAI launches a bug bounty program for ChatGPT | Engadget
• Microsoft is testing a way to make the Print Screen button more useful | Engadget

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Everyday Tech is MPB Think Radio's show about consumer tech, and your very own personal IT department - all wrapped up into one convenient package.

Jeremy can help you fix it, and Wiltz can help you keep it safe...and they can do both well, so we're in good hands either way.

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