Emmanuel and Kyle are in western Washington State, Alex is in Chicago, potential Amazon employees are very demanding, Trump's new social network, broadcasting newsgroup shutting down, Signal problems.
Emmanuel and Kyle are in Seattle, Emmanuel gave a keynote at THOTCON last week, the dark side of Amazon, Facebook is planning to change their name, Missouri governor accuses reporter who found flaw in state website of hacking.
Rob and Gila are running the show while Emmanuel and Kyle travel the country, Facebook suffered a major outage this week, Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen testifies before Congress, data from Twitch hack posted online, company that routes SMS for all major US carriers hacked for five years.
A brief history of the turbulence at WBAI, NYC subway disruption caused by someone accidentally pressing the "power off" button, Texas GOP website hacked in response to anti abortion law, new Texas and Australian social media laws, historical 9/11 coverage broken by deprecation of Adobe Flash.
Hurricane Ida floods NYC, mandatory 10-digit dialing and new 3-digit codes, Butte Public Library training ethical hackers, repair shop owner at center of Hunter Biden saga loses lawsuit against Twitter, AI's can't file for patents.
HOPE keynote speaker Robert Steele has died, the sale and use of fake vaccine cards is on the rise, Quebec's vaccine passports could expose personal info, the value of landlines.
Nearly all of the cryptocurrency that was stolen from Poly network has been returned, Taliban seizes US military biometrics devices, Will Byrne - Director of the Human Rights First Innovation Lab - joins the panel to discuss this issue, millions of cellphone subscribers affected by multiple data breaches.
NYC requires proof of vaccination for some indoor activities, Alexa "upgrade" woes, Australian payphone calls are now free, lost audio archives at 2600.com/audio-segments , 2600 meetings are this Friday.
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