Wed. 04/01 - The Zoom Privacy Storm
Apr 01, 2020•18 min
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Episode description
We’ve reached the end of the John Legere era. Samsung thinks we’ve reached the end of the LCD era. Comcast is inadvertently proving ISP datacaps are BS. Is Zoom a victim of its own success? And it’s maybe not overstating things to say it’s past time Amazon should start thinking more humanely about… people.
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- Legere is out as T-Mobile CEO as Sprint merger officially closes (CNBC)
- Samsung Display to end all LCD production by end 2020 (Reuters)
- Marriott discloses new data breach impacting 5.2 million hotel guests (ZDNet)
- Comcast waiving data caps hasn’t hurt its network—why not make it permanent? (Ars Technica)
- Zoom Lets Attackers Steal Windows Credentials via UNC Links (Bleeping Computer)
- @c1truz_ thread about Zoom
- Amazon's Covid Hiring Boom Has Applicants Packed Into Job Fairs With No Special Precautions (Bloomberg)
- Amazon Struggles to Find Its Coronavirus Footing. ‘It’s a Time of Great Stress.’ (WSJ)
- Amazon's past catches up with it (The Interface)
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