This Week in Google 415

No more "OK Google" search on Chromebooks?  Facebook profit spikes 71%, laws of Australia trump laws of mathematics?  Waze is now on Android Auto, and more.

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• Chromebook with a Google Assistant key and fingerprint sensor may be in the works
• No more "ok Google" search for Chromebooks
• New Chromebook ‘Eve’ May Equip An Assistant Button
• YouTube ad boycott had minimal impact
• Paying To Promote News Stories On Facebook Is The Ad World’s Favorite New Tactic
• Facebook Searches for New Ad Slots as Profit Spikes 71%
• The Economics of Netflix's $100 Million New Show
• Trump Says Apple CEO Has Promised to Build Three Manufacturing Plants in U.S.
• Mark Zuckerberg Thinks Elon Musk's Views on Artificial Intelligence Are 'Pretty Irresponsible'
• Related: Musk calls Zuck's knowledge of AI "limited"
• Google asks US judges to reject Canadian judges' ruling about worldwide censorship of listings
• Malcolm Turnbull says laws of Australia trump laws of mathematics as tech giants told to hand over encrypted messages
• A hacker stole $31M of Ether — how it happened, and what it means for Ethereum
• The SEC’s Big Digital Coin Ruling: What It Means
• Helping people in a crisis
• Waze joins Google Maps on Android Auto
• Soon all Android users will be able to see the latest emoji, sort of
• Blue is a dating app for verified Twitter users
• Twitter Is Still Dismissing Harassment Reports And Frustrating Victims
• KL AV for Free. Secure the Whole World Will Be.
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• If YouTube were a stock it'd be worth $75b; that's five Twitters (and remember when they laughed at the $1.65b all-stock purchas
• Google’s New Parental Control App Has a Flaw: Puberty
• Upgrade firmware on almost all 8bitdo controllers to get support for Nintendo Switch