Jun 5th 2019
This Week in Google 511
Where Do You Put the Naked People?
YouTube Removes Content
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This Week's Stories
- YouTube takes down Crowder content
- YouTube recommendation engine problems
- Google Maps Rolling Out a New Speedometer Feature
- Symantec Twitter Bots
- Google to reveal Stadia pricing & launch on Thursday, June 6th live stream
- Regulating the Net is Regulating Us
This Week's Picks
- Dozens strip down outside Facebook office to protest nudity rules on the social network
- Nude models gather in NYC to protest Facebook and Instagram's female nipple ban
- Baratunde Thurston TED talk
- Lutron Aurora
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Links
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- Opinion | The People Screaming for Blood Have No Idea How Tech Actually Works - The New York Times
- Facebook, Google face House anti-trust probe - The Washington Post
- Google, WhatsApp, and Apple slam GCHQ proposal to snoop on encrypted chats
- Physics breakthrough should solve quantum computing’s dead cat problem
- YouTube decides that homophobic harassment does not violate its policies - The Verge
- Worlds Smallest Mini Mobile Phone Bluetooth Dialer Supports Dual SIM Card Blue
- Google Maps rolling out live speedometer feature in US, some EU nations
- Elon Musk reveals Cuphead is coming to Tesla
- [Update: 12 more banks] Google Pay adds 43 US banks and credit unions to its already enormous support list
- Google to reveal Stadia pricing & launch on Thursday, June 6th livestream
- Twitterbots: Anatomy of a Propaganda Campaign | Symantec Blogs
- U.S. Now Seeking Social Media Details From All Visa Applicants
- Apple asks developers to place its login button above Google, Facebook - Reuters
- A $999 monitor stand is everything wrong with Apple today
- Aurora smart bulb dimmer
- Secura 17oz/500ml Premium Touchless Battery Operated Electric Automatic Soap Dispenser
- The human body is only acceptable in certain forms, and anti-censorship activists aren't OK with that.
- Facebook’s Possible 1,400-Foot ‘Penn15’ Supertall Revealed As Vornado Appears To Change Plans For 401 Seventh Avenue