What does the Texas heatwave have to do with Tesla asking its EV car owners to charge less? All of that in todays episode.

Did you know that your data is auctioned off about 1,000 times per day? Where does that data come from and how is it auctioned off? Take a listen to find out!

Looks like Facebook got caught up in a privacy lawsuit and will be issuing the largest settlement that's ever been issued in a privacy-related lawsuit. Listen to the episode to find out why and if you will be getting one, too!

A Bluetooth technology vulnerability allows Bluetooth devices such as cars, phones and door locks to be hacked. Also, Google is getting ready to reveal their My AD Center app, which should help you control your privacy better.

In this episode I talk about the applications of artificial intelligence and how it makes its way to our everyday life.

The continuity between devices or apps is a very convenient way to get things done and track trends. It works great within the Apple ecosystem, but fails short on Android. Can it really make things better or we are just being lazy? Are we trading convenience for our privacy? More on that in the podcast.

Someone super genius had the idea and installed Crysis 3 on an RTX 3090 gaming card!

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Elon Musk's neural link is a very bizarre and unknown product that is designed to receive brain waves, understand them and cure health issues using a chip in your brain.

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