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Adam Mosseri pumps the breaks on Instagram Kids but still says it's a good idea. Tesla is letting people into the “full self-driving” beta, and some folks think that's a bad idea. Apple knows about that Apple Watch bug. What if the factories are the next worries in China. And Cloudflare wants to tackle email now.Sponsors:Kiwico.com promocode rideUrbanCatalyst.com/techmemeLinks:Pausing “Instagram Kids” and Building Parental Supervision Tools (Instagram Blog)Facebook is ‘pausing' work on Instagram kids app after widespread criticism (The Verge)Facebook Rebuts Report Calling Instagram ‘Toxic' for Teen Girls (Bloomberg)Tesla owners can now request ‘Full Self-Driving', prompting criticism from regulators and safety advocates (Washington Post)Apple to Fix Issue Preventing iPhone 13 Users From Unlocking With Apple Watch in Upcoming Software Update (MacRumors)Some Apple, Tesla suppliers suspend production in China amid power pinch (Reuters)Google is slashing the amount it keeps from sales on its cloud marketplace as pressure mounts on app stores (CNBC)Cloudflare Is Taking a Shot at Email Security (Wired)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The newly announced electric F-150 is maybe the biggest EV effort since the launch of Tesla. Google is launching its first ever retail store. Internet Explorer is finally going to that great recycle bin in the sky. But could Google be breathing new life into RSS feeds in web browsers?Sponsors:Tovala.com/rideKraken.com/techmemeLinks:Ford's Electric F-150 Pickup Aims to Be the Model T of E.V.s (New York Times)Ford unveils the F-150 Lightning, its all-electric pickup truck that will start under $40,000 (Tech Crunch)'I'm not very social': ByteDance founder to hand CEO reins to college roommate (Reuters)Google is opening its first physical retail store this summer in NYC (The Verge)Apple cites 'significant' malware on Mac while defending iOS App Store in Fortnite trial (CNet)Microsoft is finally retiring Internet Explorer in 2022 (The Verge)Chrome testing RSS-powered ‘Follow' button & feed that keeps the Google Reader dream alive (9to5 Google)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

See… I had a feeling. Reuters says Apple really is revealing an Apple Car in the coming years. More details on that suit charging Facebook and Google allegedly agreed to divvy up the ad market. The third biggest cryptocurrency says the SEC is coming after it. And the crazy story behind those sexy butt-flap pajama ads you’ve seen all over the internet.Sponsors:CalderaLab.com, promocode TECHMEME (all caps, one word) at checkout for 20% off.Hawthorne.co promocode: techmemeLinks: Exclusive: Apple targets car production by 2024 and eyes 'next level' battery technology - sources (Reuters) Google, Facebook Agreed to Team Up Against Possible Antitrust Action, Draft Lawsuit Says (WSJ) U.S. vs. Facebook: Inside the tech giant’s behind-the-scenes campaign to battle back antitrust lawsuits (Washington Post) Ripple says it will be sued by the SEC, in what the company calls a parting shot at the crypto industry (Fortune) Dailyhunt is India's latest unicorn after backing from Microsoft, Google, others Ouster, maker of self-driving tech, agrees $1.9 billion deal to go public (Reuters) SoftBank launches blank-check company to join SPAC craze (CNBC) IAC shares jump after Vimeo spinoff announcement (CNBC) The bizarre case of the sexy butt-flap onesie that has taken over the internet (Business Insider)

TikTok has not been banned by Trump, but it came close this weekend. Microsoft almost walked away from buying TikTok this weekend, but it looks like it’s back on board and might buy non-Chinese TikTok operations soon. Google invests in ADT. The new Pixel 4As are here. And a profile of the alleged teenaged Twitter hack mastermind who has now been arrested.Sponsors:DoubleUp.agencyKiwico.com/rideLinks: Inside the Microsoft Talks to Buy TikTok’s U.S. Business (WSJ) Microsoft to continue discussions on potential TikTok purchase in the United States (Official Microsoft Blog) Exclusive: Trump gives Microsoft 45 days to clinch TikTok deal (Reuters) Google to invest $450M in smart home security solutions provider ADT (TechCrunch) GOOGLE ANNOUNCES PIXEL 5, PIXEL 4A 5G, AND PIXEL 4A ALL AT ONCE (The Verge) GOOGLE PIXEL 4A REVIEW: BACK TO BASICS FOR $349 (The Verge) System for thwarting deepfakes unveiled (Axios) From Minecraft Tricks to Twitter Hack: A Florida Teen’s Troubled Online Path (NYTimes)

Coinbase might be the most important IPO of the next several years. More bad numbers from Quibi. Apple wants you to know it is not abandoning Thunderbolt. Elon Musk says he’s gonna win my self-driving by 2020 wager. And I explain my whole Clubhouse versus Twitter analogy from yesterday.Sponsors:DoubleUp.agencyCodeWizardsHQ.com offer code RIDELinks: Exclusive: Crypto exchange Coinbase readies landmark stock market listing, sources say (Reuters) Quibi reportedly lost 90 percent of early users after their free trials expired (The Verge) Apple promises to support Thunderbolt on its new ARM Macs (The Verge) Nvidia eclipses Intel as most valuable U.S. chipmaker (Reuters) Google launches Android 11 Beta 2 with final APIs and behaviors (VentureBeat) Musk Says Tesla Is ‘Very Close’ to Developing Fully Autonomous Vehicles (Bloomberg) Microsoft's plan to make video calls less miserable (Axios)

Wirecard is wiped out. Amazon has its own Counterfeit Crimes Unit. Apple quietly made a change that will make things pretty tough on advertisers. Google won’t keep your data forever anymore and Hey basically wins.Sponsors:Tovala.com/rideTinyCapital.comLinks: 'The money's gone': Wirecard collapses owing $4 billion (Reuters) Google will start paying publishers to license content (Axios) Google will now auto-delete location and search history by default for new users (The Verge) Amazon forms ‘Counterfeit Crimes Unit,’ under pressure to escalate fight against fake products (GeekWire) Apple Just Crippled IDFA, Sending An $80 Billion Industry Into Upheaval (Forbes) SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son and Alibaba’s Jack Ma Part Ways (Bloomberg) Amazon launches cloud service to help non-coders build apps (CNBC) Hey opens its email service to everyone as Apple approves its app for good (The Verge) Michael Hawley, Programmer, Professor and Pianist, Dies at 58 (NYTimes)

The whole land-grab in the Indian telecom market continues to blow my hair back. A class-action lawsuit around Incognito Mode. More hints at an Apple Prime subscription. CES refuses to give up the ghost, while Kitty Hawk seems to have given up on its Flyer.Sponsors:TinyCapital.comCognitoHQ.com/techmemeLinks:Speaking up on racism (Tim Cook/Apple.com) Early Facebook Employees Disavow Zuckerberg’s Stance on Trump Posts (NYTimes) Snap will stop promoting Trump’s account after concluding his tweets incited violence (The Verge) Exclusive: Amazon in talks to buy $2 billion stake in Indian telco Bharti Airtel - sources (Reuters) Google faces $5 billion lawsuit in U.S. for tracking 'private' internet use (Reuters) Suit Claims Google’s Tracking Violates Federal Wiretap Law (NYTimes)iOS 13.5.5 code provides evidence of future Apple services bundle in development (9to5Mac) CES will be held in-person in Las Vegas next year (The Verge) ZoomInfo aiming to price IPO $1 above revised price range (CNBC) Gaming Startup Unity Is Said to Prepare for IPO This Year (Bloomberg) Kitty Hawk ends Flyer program, shifts focus to once-secret autonomous aircraft (TechCrunch)Classified: MezcalDigital.com

Has Apple fixed the MacBook keyboard problem? Huawei gets a 90 day reprieve, Instagram wants to copy Snapchat AND TikTok, the first self-driving mail trucks, and why would your smart car want to tell people if you’ve gained weight? Sponsors: AirTable.com/techmeme Castro Podcast App Sonic.com/ride Links: Apple tweaks its troubled MacBook keyboard design yet again, expands repair program (The Verge) U.S. eases curbs on Huawei; founder says clampdown underestimates Chinese firm (Reuters) Google will work with Huawei for 90 days after US eases trade restrictions (CNBC) DOJ Leans Against Approving T-Mobile’s Takeover of Sprint (Bloomberg) Instagram's IGTV copies TikTok's AI, Snapchat's Design (TechCrunch) Google brings release channels and Windows Container support to its Kubernetes Engine (TechCrunch) Self-Driving Trucks Will Carry Mail in U.S. for the First Time (Bloomberg) Hand Gestures And Horses: Waymo’s Self-Driving Service Learns To Woo The Public (Forbes) Chevy rolls out new feature that locks teens out of driving until they buckle up (The Verge) Your Car Knows When You Gain Weight (NYTimes) Subscribe to the ad-free, Premium Feed!

Andy Blume and Daniel Olivares are back in the studio with this week's look at all things Geek. Special Guest: Rob Amos. Show Notes: Milne pledges tough NBN Co board [AFR] Why Simon Hackett Is A Good Deal For NBN Co And NBN Fans Alike [Gizmodo Australia] NBN board member faces conflict dilemma [The Australian] Amazon hits Australian shores (kind of) [ABC] Amazon Australian Kindle Store: Everything You Need To Know [Lifehacker Australia] From $20m to $344m: Dick Smith for sale [The Age] Melbourne makes switch to digital TV [The Age] WikiLeaks publishes secret draft of Trans-Pacific Partnership treaty [The Verge] Trade deal could be bitter medicine [SMH] Snapchat rejected $3 billion buyout offer from Facebook: report [Reuters] Google reportedly tried to outbid Facebook for Snapchat with $4 billion offer [The Verge] Microsoft CEO candidate Stephen Elop said to consider selling Xbox business, killing Bing [The Verge] Apple Maps Significantly More Popular Than All Other iOS Mapping Apps, Including Google [Mac Rumors] Apple reportedly acquiring the company behind Microsoft's Kinect sensor [The Verge] Apple Driving Supply Chain Capacity with $10.5 Billion Investment in Advanced Technologies [Mac Rumors] BatKid Fights Crime in the Mean Streets of San Francisco For His Make-A-Wish Dream [Laughing Squid] Andy Kaufman's Brother Says Comedian is Alive, in Love and Has a Daughter [The Hollywood Reporter] Andy Kaufman's "Daughter" Is Actually A New York Actress Whose Real Dad Is A Doctor [The Smoking Gun] Michael Dorn Confirms He's Working on a 'Star Trek: Captain Worf' TV Series [Screen Rant] Warner Bros., David Heyman to Bring Video Game 'Temple Run' to Big Screen [The Hollywood Reporter] The Daily Show's John Oliver Will Host a New Series on HBO [Laughing Squid] Mavis Batey - Obituary [The Telegraph] Something we mentioned in the show but missing in the Show Notes? Let us know via our Contact Page. Songs We Played: The Hives - "Hate to Say I Told You So" [iTunes] Rod Stewart - "Young Turks" [iTunes] Feist - "My Moon My Man" [iTunes] Capital Cities - "Kangaroo Court" [iTunes] Arctic Monkeys - "Do I Wanna Know?" [iTunes] Icehouse - "Electric Blue" [iTunes] M83 - "Midnight City" [iTunes] Questions, Comments, Feedback and Suggestions are all welcome. Website - http://geeksinterrupted.fm Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/GeeksInterrupted Twitter - https://twitter.com/GeeksOnAir Voicemail - http://www.speakpipe.com/GeeksInterrupted If you enjoyed this episode head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe.