Contact tracing with privacy, replacing a Macbook with Google, domain controversy, online safety, and more...

Can poop save us? Are we tired of looking at ourselves and should we be tracing protest domains? -- what it all means for information trust.

Tracking viral infections on cell phones, baseball game games, spelling sports, great binge shows, and homeless in a pandemic.

In This Episode: The tech world quickly upgrades to online ordering for pickup, free education and every kind of human connection. We now have talk shows without audiences to neighborhood howling.

We talk about changing names, sharing on a Mac (or is that Sharon?), connection software, digital sharing in a time of quarantine, and copyright issues that arise.

Furniture stores make masks, sharing with kids, and a break for new computers!

Helping local businesses by frequenting restaurant takeout. How technology is keeping people in touch - with a thanks for recent increases in bandwidth! Teaching aids, good flix, and let yourself be seen.

A health crises we can fix, how technology opens up a window into life with the Corona virus, and contemplating how much dirty stuff we touch.

Leo speaks from the epicenter of the Corona virus outbreak and Gary tries to figure out how to archive old games that won't play without flash... and finally, bye bye Mr. Robot.

Scrutinizing the security of submit buttons, what Europe is doing about charging, and Win10 installs are getting as easy as Apple.