While some bet their fortunes on big tech, the police are using it to look into yours. It started with a $195,000 armed bank robbery in Virginia. With no leads and no suspects, police obtained a warrant to pull Google data from every phone near the scene. They arrested the thief, but the case could reshape your privacy rights forever.
00:00 Google Maps red pin has no official name
01:45 Welcome to the show
05:23 Bank robber caught via geofence warrant
07:37 How often your phone pings location data
09:52 AI chatbot reveals bioweapon instructions
11:27 Apple's rumored foldable iPhone
12:16 Japan Airlines deploys humanoid robots
13:36 Florida surgeon turned Lyft driver caught
18:11 ADT data breach exposes 10M records
18:57 Guest Storm Duncan: Trading $8M house for Anthropic shares
26:41 AI tip: Prep for your doctor's appointment
27:57 Caller Eric: What ChatGPT really thinks of you
32:54 JetBlue personalized pricing lawsuit
34:14 Newborns averaging 3 hours of screen time
37:39 Disneyland's facial recognition tracking
40:07 Joby air taxi: JFK to Midtown in 7 minutes
41:51 Best in-flight Wi-Fi rankings
43:26 Beating an AI scam call with a prompt injection
45:41 Caller (Divorce): Spouse tracking him via app
49:36 Chinese EVs project movies from headlights
50:39 Caller Mark: Entertainment setup for his boat
57:20 Review: ChatGPT Images 2.0 vs. Nano Banana
1:05:46 The hidden privacy cost of hotel Wi-Fi
1:24:28 Caller Rod: How burglars use Wi-Fi jammers
1:39:00 Words with Friends and the "VIP" gambling strategy
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