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There\'s a lot of news about Google this week. Chrome will move to weekly security patches, because of the many vulnerabilities in the browser. Google is encrypting RCS chats by default. A $5 billion lawsuit against Google highlights misunderstandings about private browsing, or incognito mode. Meanwhile, Amazon sells expired Chromebooks, and a new acoustic attack is 95% accurate at stealing your keystrokes.

Show Notes:

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• Firefox, Chrome each fix more than a dozen vulnerabilities
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• Opera and Opera GX were (once again) the last major Chromium-based browsers to get patched
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• An update on Chrome Security updates \\u2013 shipping security fixes to you faster
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• Chrome Developer site
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• \\u201cAbsurd\\u201d: Google, Amazon rebuked over unsupported Chromebooks still for sale
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• Another User Locked Out of Apple Account
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• Large Spike In QR Code Parking Scams
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• New acoustic attack steals data from keystrokes with 95% accuracy
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• Privacy-focused Brave Search launches its own image and video search
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• $5 billion Google lawsuit over \\u2018incognito mode\\u2019 tracking moves a step closer to trial
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• Google Messages now encrypts RCS conversations by default; encrypts group chats now, too
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• Read the complete transcript of this episode
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