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Harassment and discrimination in Silicon Valley. Amazon Dash Wand First look. Health data privacy pros and cons. Facebook tracking its users. Bixby still can't speak English. US partially lifts laptop ban. All-girl Afghanistan robotics team denied US visas.

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Stacey Higginbotham

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A new fiscal year is here. And it is bringing more changes to Microsoft's corporate structure. Windows 10: Microsoft pushes Timeline feature back to March 2018. Windows 10 Autopilot is another attempt to make Windows 10 deployment simpler. Microsoft is bringing its "privacy theater" interface to older Windows 10 versions. Windows App Studio is heading to the big Zune in the sky. Yes, Surface Mini was always real. We knew this. Microsoft buys Cloudyn.

• Tip of the week: Games with Gold and a great games sale
• App pick of the week: Stamp
• Enterprise pick of the week: Free Azure training courses
• Codename pick of the week: Brainwave
• Beer of the Week: Westbrook Gose

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott

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New York Times reporter Katie Benner joins us to talk about sexual harassment in Silicon Valley. Former host of MacBreak Weekly Scott Bourne joins us to talk about what it was like getting the 1st iPhone 10 years ago. This Week in Law host Denise Howell talks about the EU's €2.42 billion judgement against Google, and Zillow's suit against McMansion Hell. Iain Thomson rounds out the panel with some luddite views of the Amazon Echo Show and harsh words for The Guardian.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Iain Thomson, Denise Howell, Scott Bourne, and Katie Benner

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Reviews of the Nest IQ camera and the Amazon Echo Show, cleaning up a hard drive on Windows, how to reset an iPad, what laptop or tablet to buy for school, how to see if your phone supports Wi-Fi calling, the best way to remember passwords, best website builders, plus travel tips with Johnny Jet, photography assignment review with Chris Marquardt, and more of your calls.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Johnny Jet and Chris Marquardt

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Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone demonstrate the new Amazon Echo Show personal assistant. Adding a screen and camera make this the most impressive Echo yet, plus it raise new privacy issues. As soon as iFixit.com got their Echo Show they tore it down! Kelsea Weber shows us some surprises on the inside. We discuss why iOS 11 is a tremendous shift for Apple. Nathan Oliveras-Giles walks us through how to set-up PGP encryption for Outlook or Gmail. Jason Howell shows off the Firefox Focus privacy browser for Android. Plus, we answer your questions on Call for Help and Mail Bag.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone

Guests: Kelsea Weber, Nathan Olivarez-Giles, and Jason Howell

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10 years of the iPhone, securing you backed up documents, cleaning up your home theater cables, casting your phone screen to a TV, indoor camera systems to check on an elderly loved one, the new Echo Show, improving audio for a TV, live streaming a cooking show, backing up cassettes and DVDs, and more of your calls!

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Scott Wilkinson and Dick DeBartolo

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EU fines Google €2.42 billion, Canada demands global de-listing. Google News' redesign causes Jeff concern. YouTube Party. Amazon Show unboxing. Facebook hits 2 billion users. Petya ransomware may be retaliation for Russian cyberwarfare on Ukraine. Jeff's report from Vidcon.

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Stacey Higginbotham

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Haarlem recap. A brief but direct word about the Petya ransomware attack. Windows 10 source code leaks - why this is not a big deal. Windows 10 Insider Preview build 16226 - Big changes to Microsoft Edge, emoji, OneDrive, and more. MS testing out a staged rollout to Insiders with Slow Ring. The Windows 10 Paradox. If Windows 10 is so secure, reliable, and fast, why do we need Windows 10 S? The future of Windows, UWP, and Windows Store is not UWP apps. Not exactly. New Surface devices are off to a strong start. Microsoft delays guest access in Teams. Big changes to Windows 10 (and Server) security in the Fall Creators Update. Nano Server is changing with a fall release. Xbox One/S and Xbox One X will download different game assets. COD: Modern Warfare Remastered goes standalone, finally. The bad news? It's way too expensive

• Tip of the week: Amazon Prime member? You can get the Nokia 6 for just $180
• App pick of the week: Instant Translate for Microsoft Edge
• Enterprise pick of the week: Dynamics 365 sales and marketing apps for SMBs
• Codename pick of the week: Potassium
• Beer pick of the week: Troeg's Nimble Giant

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Mary Jo Foley, and Paul Thurrott

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This week we discuss another terrific NIST initiative, RSA crypto in a quantum computing world, Cisco's specious malware detection claims, the meaning of post-audit OpenVPN bug findings, worrisome bugs revealed in Intel's recent Skylake and KabyLake processors, the commercialization of a malware technique, WannyCry keeps resurfacing, LinkSys responds to the CIA's Vault7 CherryBomb firmware, another government reacts to encryption, the NSA's amazing Github repository, more news about HP printer auto-updating, a piece of errata, some miscellany, and some closing the loop feedback from our listeners.

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Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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10 years ago, the iPhone arrived to change the world and kill chewing gum sales. The public beta of iOS 11 is available, and with it, the new iPad Pro is amazing. Apple's attempts at original programming are uniformly terrible so far.

• Alex's Picks: Dark Sky, Radar Scope, and the new 5K iMac
• Rene's Pick: Pokemon Go Raids. (Remember to use sunscreen!)
• Andy's Pick: Met Opera in HD App
• Leo's Pick: Drobo 5D3

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Alex Lindsay, and Rene Ritchie

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