This Week in Tech 958

AI Math, Zuck's Lair, E3's Demise

• The panel talks about pinball machines 
• Mark Zuckerberg's underground lair 
• Cox admits to invading your privacy 
• Google Maps gets an update to stop authorities from accessing location history data 
• Apple now requires a judge's consent to hand over push notification data 
• Epic Games wins it's lawsuit, Google ruled as an illegal monopoly 
• Beeper Mini is back, but for how long? 
• Running Signal Will Soon Cost $50 Million a Year 
• Tesla recalls 2 million cars 
• FCC denies Starlink of $885M subsidy 
• Netflix finally releases viewership data 
• E3 is over
• How do you wordle?

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Links

• Inside Mark Zuckerberg’s Top-Secret Hawaii Compound | WIRED
• Google DeepMind used a large language model to discover new math | MIT Technology Review
• Marketing giant ‘admits it listens to your conversations to sell targeted ads’
• Google will update Maps to prevent authorities from accessing location history data
• Apple now requires a judge's consent to hand over push notification data | Reuters
• Google’s App Store Ruled an Illegal Monopoly, as a Jury Sides With Epic Games | WIRED
• Daring Fireball: Beeper Mini Is Back, But Without Phone Number Registration
• Olvid, the French government's 'secure' messaging app, already under fire
• Running Signal Will Soon Cost $50 Million a Year
• Tesla (TSLA) Autopilot Recall: Two Million Cars Need Software Fix - Bloomberg
• FCC issues final denial of $885M Starlink subsidy | TechCrunch
• Netflix Releases Viewing Data for 18,000 TV Shows and Movies – The Hollywood Reporter
• E3 is officially dead, ESA says, ending years of attempts to revive it - The Washington Post
• Seven Things We Learned Analyzing 515 Million Wordles - The New York Times