This Week in Tech 731

This Week's Stories

•  Video games don't cause mass shootings, but toxic gamer culture doesn't help
•  White House proposes social media censorship
•  Apple wants as many people as possible to get the Apple Card
•  Are Teslas reliable?
•  Chase forgives Canadian customers' debt
•  Apple locks out DIY battery repairs
•  FedEx splits with Amazon
•  Amazon's PillPack fighting with CVS and Walgreens
•  Woz wants you off Facebook
•  Teenagers work overnight to make Amazon Echo
•  Samsung Note 10 kills headphone jack and Bixby button, embraces Microsoft
•  FBI, NSA want hackers, even if they used to smoke pot
•  Defcon takes on voting machine security
•  Elizabeth Warren's plan for rural broadband
•  US Navy ditching touchscreen controllers

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• Goldman Sachs, bank of the rich and powerful, is dipping into subprime lending with Apple Card
• Apple Is Locking iPhone Batteries to Discourage Repair
• FedEx (FDX) Ends Ground-Delivery Deal With Amazon (AMZN) - Bloomberg
• Amazon's PillPack expansion faces resistance from CVS and Walgreens
• Schoolchildren in China work overnight to produce Amazon Alexa devices
• Samsung is hiding its ads that made fun of Apple’s removal of headphone jack
• Video games don’t cause mass shootings. But gamer culture encourages hate. - The Washington Post
• Seattle-area internet firm decides not to host extremist 8chan website linked to El Paso shootings | The Seattle Times
• 8chan Forced to Move to Obscure Dark Web Service
• White House proposal would have FCC and FTC police alleged social media censorship
• Navy going back from touchscreens to physical controls
• Hackers Take on Darpa's $10 Million Voting Machine
• My Plan to Invest in Rural America
• FBI, NSA to hackers: Let us be blunt. Weed need your help. We'll hire you even if you've smoked a little pot in the past