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Two more entries in the seemingly endless stream of Uber scandals. Scandal #1: Uber almost gets kicked out of Apple's App Store for identifying iPhones. Scandal #2: Unroll.me, which bills itself as an automated email unsubscribing service, sold data it gleaned from users' email to Uber. Apple slashes affiliate commissions from 7% to 2.5%. It is seeming more and more like the redesigned iPhone 8 might be facing production delays. Two years after its release to the public, the Apple Watch is both more than we expected, and less.

• Kelly Guimont's picks: Uni-ball Kuru Toga Hello Kitty Mechanical Pencil and Staples Arc Customizable Notebook
• Andy's Pick: MeFoto Walkabout Air Monopod
• Rene's Pick: Apple Watch Nike+ Band

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Andy Ihnatko, Rene Ritchie, and Kelly Guimont

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Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone want to help you with your spring cleaning. Instead of selling your stuff on CraigsList or a garage sale, use a new app to sell everything.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone

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Cory Doctorow's latest novel is Walkaway, a look into the future of mass surplus and mass unemployment. He talks to Leo Laporte about how people reinvent themselves, the difference between disaster and catastrophe, the future of copyright, and his refusal to use DRM.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: Cory Doctorow

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At the F8 Developer Conference, Facebook shows off its hot new augmented reality technology - which looks a whole lot like Snapchat. Apple is secretly working on non-invasive blood sugar detection, which could be a boon to millions of diabetics. Apple also wants to save the Earth by using 100% recycled materials in its products, covering its headquarters in solar panels, and manufacturing its own sweat. Wait, what? Google, which has made billions in ad revenue, is working on an ad blocker. The Samsung Galaxy S8 came out this week and has yet to explode. Bixby, Samsung's voice assistant, seems to be fizzling. According to Qualcomm, the first Windows PC using an ARM chip could be out later this year. In completely unrelated news, Intel has canceled the Intel Developer Forum. HTC's newest phone, codenamed Ocean, will have a squeezable frame and a questionable logo. Steve Ballmer's new site makes government spending more accessible. Another bad week for Uber. And McDonald's new uniforms highlight the techno-dystopia we all live in.

• Jason Hiner loves Revolutionary War themed musicals.
• Serenity Caldwell loves roller derby.
• Owen J.J. Stone loves his father and cherishes the stories that he recorded before his death.

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Owen JJ Stone, Serenity Caldwell, and Jason Hiner

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Did you know Facebook Camera is now a platform? Everyone is getting on the augmented reality bandwagon, setting up multiple monitors and work spaces for Mac, how to access your mail and forward it to another account or client, Chris Marquardt's tips on talking to your photo subject when doing people photography, Apple Mail replacement app, Apple AirPods as hearing aids?, updating Windows from 32 to 64-bit, is HTC U Ultra worth it?, call Leo before you build your own PC, browser malware highjacking, and more of your calls!

Host: Leo Laporte

Guest: Chris Marquardt

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Facebook's future with augmented and virtual reality, is my browser infected? Leo reviews the Samsung Galaxy S8+, troubleshooting slow Wi-Fi, the best headphones for mastering audio, how far can you run an HDMI cable? And more of your calls!

Host: Leo Laporte

Guests: Scott Wilkinson, Johnny Jet, and Dick DeBartolo

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Leo Laporte and Florence Ion discuss F8 2017, Facebook's developers conference, and the announcements around AR, VR, 360 cameras, AI, message bots, and so much more. Robert Scoble went to F8 and is here to look into the future. Speaking of AR, we have Ryan Pamplin from Meta with their new AR headset, the Meta2, which competes with Microsoft's Hololens. We'll give it a test drive and find out what is so different about this system. Samsung's flagship phones, the Galaxy S8 and S8+ are for sale. Flo and Leo show you what's new and give a review. Georgia Dow helps us calm down with the Breathe app on the Apple Watch. Megan Morrone shows us the right and wrong way to keep ear wax out of your AirPods and earbuds. Nathan Olivarez-Giles has a review of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on the Nintendo Switch. We'll talk about the best Chromebooks on a budget in Call for Help. And, in the Mail Bag, we'll see which Moto phone is the best.

Hosts: Leo Laporte and Florence Ion

Guests: Robert Scoble, Ryan Pamplin, Nathan Olivarez-Giles, Georgia Dow, and Megan Morrone

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At Facebook's F8 developer Conference, Mark Zuckerberg and team announced their new focus on augmented reality, hanging out in virtual reality, Messenger bots, millimeter wave radio internet, VR cameras, AR glasses, typing with your mind, and hearing with your skin. Ajit Pai has trouble rolling back net neutrality. The Samsung Galaxy S8 is coming this week. Amazon gives away the Echo's microphone tech. Google Earth's latest upgrade is amazing.

Hosts: Leo Laporte, Jeff Jarvis, and Stacey Higginbotham

Guest: Mathew Ingram

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Q & A with Special guest Rich Turner, Senior Project Manager, Bash on Windows and Windows Console. Windows 10 Cloud. Checking in on Creators Update rollout and Redstone 3. A blast from the past: Charles Simonyi is coming back to Microsoft. Microsoft Authenticator allows Android and iOS users to unlock devices without passwords - but not Windows phone users. Project Cheshire (MS To-Do) is finally hitting public preview. Microsoft will unveil Scorpio at E3, and not sooner.

• Tip of the week: Looking to make the switch to Android? OnePlus 3T is your mid-range choice.
• App pick of the week: Classic Mac on Archive.org.
• Enterprise pick of the week: Linux Hyper-V containers are coming!
• Enterprise pick of the week No. 2: SQL Server next now has a name.
• Beer pick of the week: Stone Enjoy By 4.20.17 IPA.

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

Guest: Rich Turner

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This week Steve and Leo discuss another new side-channel attack on smartphone PIN entry (and much more), Smartphone fingerprint readers turn out to be far more spoofable that we had hoped. All Linux kernels prior to v4.5 are vulnerable to a serious remote network attack over UDP, a way to prevent Google from tracking the search links we click (and to allow us to copy the links from the search results), the latest NSA Vault7 data dump nightmare, the problem with punycode domains, four years after the public UPnP router exposure, looking closely at the mixed blessing of hiding WiFi access point SSID broadcasts, some miscellany, and then a collection of quick "Closing The Loop" follow-ups from last week's "Proactive Privacy" podcast.

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Hosts: Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte

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