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• Potential single point of failure with WebAuthn if one system is compromised |
• Biometric information security |
• Phishing attempts on central systems |
• Risks of biometric data capture for authentication |
• SMS phishing attempts |
• Phishing vulnerabilities in permission prompts |
• Use of bad or obvious phishing attempts to filter out savvy people |
• Ransomware that asks users to play a video game instead of paying a ransom |
• Discussion of a viral marketing campaign for PUBG |
• Crackdown on warranty voiding stickers by the FTC |
• Warning letters sent to six major companies (automobiles, cellular devices, video game systems makers) regarding deceptive warranty practices |
• History and legality of warranty voiding statements dating back to 1975 |
• Impact on consumers and small businesses |
• Reaction from an individual who finds this development "awesome" |
• Discussion of the right to repair and reducing waste |
• HomePod sales performance: strong pre-orders but declining sales after launch |
• Apple's market share in smart speakers is low compared to Amazon Echo and Google Home |
• The company has reduced orders from suppliers, down from 500,000 units to 200,000 |
• Anecdotal evidence suggests that HomePods are not selling well at retail stores |
• Apple potentially making a smaller HomePod |
• Comparison of Apple's HomePod to other smart speakers (Echo, Echo Dot, Google Home, Google Home Mini) |
• Sound quality as the unique selling point of the current HomePod |
• Concerns that a smaller HomePod would compromise on sound quality and be unappealing to customers |
• Apple's post-Steve Jobs era and its approach to product development and market strategy |
• The importance of ecosystem focus for Apple, including integration with smart home devices and improvement of Siri |
• Alternative strategies for Apple to improve the HomePod, such as making it more attractive through price or features |
• Discussion of rumors and expectations for conversational AI assistants |
• Mention of the movie "Why Him?" and its portrayal of a virtual assistant |
• Preferences for local vs. cloud-based AI assistants |
• Concerns about data mining and company motivations |
• Leaked information about new features in an upcoming Gmail update |
• ProtonMail's exploding messages and the new Google confidential email feature |
• Differences in how each service handles expired emails |
• Additional security features for confidential emails, including two-factor authentication |
• Potential uses for confidential emails with expiration dates, such as storing sensitive information or sending data to clients |
• The host's announcement of a potential shift to a virtual reality channel and a paperless office |
[0.88 --> 9.48] Okay, here we go. We are live. This is Between Two Ferns, the Linus Tech Tips edition. I have Laser James with me here today. |
[9.80 --> 21.28] And we're going to talk about a whole bunch of different privacy news, including the whole Facebook thing with Mark the Zuck Zuckerberg, AMD Navi GPU being potentially amazing or not. |
[21.38 --> 22.38] It has nothing to do with privacy. |
[22.74 --> 23.00] No. |
[23.00 --> 31.22] And other non-privacy news, there could be a new successor to the Chromecast and competitor to Amazon Fire Stick. |
[31.30 --> 32.18] I'm actually stoked on this. |
[32.48 --> 32.94] Stoked! |
[33.20 --> 33.42] Okay. |
[34.62 --> 38.04] And mostly other privacy stuff. |
[38.46 --> 43.94] But also, the FTC says warranty void stickers, like warranty void if removed stickers, are BS. |
[44.10 --> 44.52] Bullshit! |
[44.86 --> 46.50] Which is awesome. That makes me really happy. |
[46.62 --> 51.04] But stay tuned to see that and more on the WAN show that is actually going to have an intro today. |
[51.16 --> 51.98] We're doing the intro. |
[51.98 --> 54.44] Oh, no! It wasn't ready! Colton! |
[56.70 --> 57.52] Spoiler alert. |
[57.78 --> 58.28] So close. |
[58.28 --> 58.60] Sponshares. |
[59.18 --> 60.82] The answer to that question was no. |
[64.54 --> 65.94] And we're dead! |
[68.40 --> 69.46] Okay, okay, okay. |
[72.24 --> 73.24] Be quiet! |
[73.64 --> 74.88] Which you already saw, I think. |
[75.02 --> 78.32] Synergy 2 and Squarespace. |
[79.18 --> 79.62] Awesome. |
[79.62 --> 82.06] I'm going to push this back to the top so it works next time. |
[82.84 --> 83.86] And go like that. |
[84.02 --> 84.56] There we go. |
[85.20 --> 85.78] Welcome to the WAN show. |
[85.92 --> 88.46] You might be able to tell we've had a little bit of change of scenery. |
[88.76 --> 91.74] We're actually in pretty close to the same area. |
[91.96 --> 95.82] But I can't tell you why things have obviously changed. |
[96.08 --> 97.16] Or for how long. |
[97.24 --> 98.26] Or if they'll go back. |
[98.30 --> 99.32] Or when they'll go back. |
[99.36 --> 100.32] Or any of that detail. |
[100.32 --> 103.00] So speculate as you will. |
[103.82 --> 106.38] That's, I think, all I can do. |
[106.60 --> 107.20] So, how you been, buddy? |
[107.28 --> 107.52] Let's go. |
[107.60 --> 108.14] I've been good. |
[108.20 --> 108.56] You've been away. |
[108.64 --> 109.36] I haven't seen you in like... |
[109.36 --> 110.28] I have been mostly away. |
[110.42 --> 113.50] I was like, I'm going to be in office way more from now on. |
[113.54 --> 114.60] I made it in one day this week. |
[114.78 --> 115.10] It was great. |
[115.10 --> 117.76] Wait, you were in the city, like in the country all week? |
[118.04 --> 118.26] Yeah. |
[118.54 --> 120.16] You've been back from PAX like that whole time? |
[120.22 --> 120.42] Yeah. |
[120.68 --> 120.88] Oh. |
[121.10 --> 123.00] I thought I was like, yeah, he's back from PAX. |
[123.10 --> 123.34] Cool. |
[123.46 --> 124.04] Like, what happened? |
[124.12 --> 124.82] Tell us about it. |
[124.90 --> 126.44] No, I got back on Sunday. |
[126.58 --> 127.22] PAX was good. |
[128.94 --> 131.22] There was really not a lot of hardware stuff there. |
[131.70 --> 132.24] We used to... |
[132.24 --> 135.52] So, like, back when I first started working here, I asked Linus. |
[135.56 --> 137.98] My first time off request ever was to go to PAX. |
[138.50 --> 138.78] Okay. |
[138.78 --> 143.64] And I was like, just assume that I'm going to ask for this time off for the rest of my career working with you. |
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