On the show: ID on your phone, video games selling for big bucks, blue checkmark scams
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On this weekend's show That “anonymous” advertising ID on your phone might not be so anonymous, thanks to a loophole. It’s hard to get the blue checkmark verification on social media, so here come the scammers. And one expert says marrying robots will be “normal” by the end of the century. That and more, plus all your calls and questions. |
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AND FINALLY ... Back in the old days, kids hid under the covers with flashlights to read late into the night. 📚 Now, kids like to sneak their handheld gaming platforms under their blankets to play into the night. A new initiative called “Midnight Patrol” might put a stop to that, though. A Chinese gaming company called Tencent Games is using facial recognition technology to catch kids playing after hours. Let's see if it spreads to the rest of the world! 🌍 |
