ai apps. i hope we will examine policy issues related to broadband infrastructure, data privacy, workforce development, and other considerations important to the continued growth of the app economy. proliferation of smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices has created an exciting market of mobile applications. mobile apps allow consumers to access virtually anything at their fingertips. consumers can watch tv, deposit checks at the bank, and control the lighting and security within their homes, start their cars, connect a loved one face-to-face, all through the touch of an app. of time, at period large economy has developed around the app industry. it has become a robust resource for job creation, investment, competition, and new opportunities for american enterprises. increasingly, consumers and businesses are turning to apps not just for entertainment, but efficiency, convenience, productivity, and cost savings. mississippi farmers, for example, are using apps for precision agriculture

over the past several weeks consumer interactions with mobile apps and the information these apps collect about americans has dominated the news reports. this year we have an opportunity to take a look at the apps industry and understand contributions to our economy and fostering innovation. it is also an opportunity to discuss emerging trends within them such as virtual reality and ai apps. i hope we will examine policy issues related to broadband infrastructure, data privacy, work for savella, and other considerations important to the continued growth of the economy. proliferation of smart phones and other mobile devices has created an exciting market of mobile applications. they allow consumers to access virtually anything at their fingertips and they can watch tv, deposit checks at the bank, and control the lighting and security within their homes and start their cars or connect with a loved one face-to-face all through the touch of an app. has become -- competition, and new opportunities for american enterprises. increasingly consumers and businesses are turning to apps not just for

you can download the app across the app ecosystem, app stores are on the at&t website. at&t on the wire line side also made call protect available to its ip wire line home phone users and alex from hiya will talk about this but they have partnered with hiya through this initiative and they have blocked to date 3.5 billion unwanted robocalls. sprint offers a service as well, premium caller id service, this is on a subscription basis, it includes for android smart phones the ability not only to identify higher percentage of these nuisance calls but it's also an option to block them as well and they work with a company called sequent. t-mobile launched a product called scam id last year in 2017. this is automatic network-based, it's free for post paid t-mobile customers and metro pcs customers. it identifies calls from known scammers across all handset platforms on smart phones and feature phones. if a scam call is detected the caller id will display something called "scam likely" on the device, and this gives the customers the option to answer or permanently block the num

second, if you haven't used an app in three months, we're going to prevent that app from accessing your information until you authorize it again. third, last month we showed everyone on the top of their news feed a tool with a list of all the apps that they've used as well as a simple way to remove permissions for any apps that they no longer want access. finally, we're investigating every single app that had access to a large amount of people's information before we locked down our platform in 2014 and where we have concerns we're going to conduct an audit and suspend the app, and if we conclude that people's personal data was misused we will ban the app and the developer completely and tell everyone who was affected. so far we have investigated thousands of apps and we've suspended more than 200. as we work to protect people's information we also need to give people more control. at the heart of europe's new data protection law the gdpr are three important principles, control, transparency and accountability. we've always shared these values and given people the ability to control wha

restaurants say food delivery apps are eating their profits.e have a special report from new york. and on the markets, in asia the big losers are some of the world's biggest car makers, shares in toyota, nissan, and honda hit hard on the trump trade threats. let us get stuck in. we start in the us, where global trade tensions could be about to move up a gear. the commerce department has confirmed that, at the request of president trump, it will be investigating imports of foreign cars to see whether they harm national security. in a statement commerce secretary wilbur ross said: "there is evidence suggesting that, for decades, imports from abroad have eroded our domestic auto industry." we go live to our asian business hub and we have rico hizon. toyota shares, honda, nissan, they are falling on this story. this is a big dealfor the asian falling on this story. this is a big deal for the asian car giants. absolutely. there is a lot of concern right now among the asian automakers that this us move could mean tariffs of up to 25% on imported vehi

like cambridge light will convert a local was an app there's an app developer who used the platform and then sold the data to cambridge and let it go which is a whole other thing but it wouldn't be possible for an app developer to get access to that level of data since after our two thousand and fourteen platform changes went into effect. but because there were a lot of different apps that were using the system before twenty fourteen and before the changes went into effect in twenty fifteen we think it's important now to go back and investigate every single law that had access to a large amount of people's personal data before we locked down the platform so that's what we're in the process of doing we've already investigated thousands of ops and as i said earlier we've taken down more than two hundred there are many thousands more that we need to investigate this is going to take many months i do anticipate that there are going to be other apps that we find that we're going to want to take down and this is why we're going now and doing this full investigation is this is part of our

, some of which ta ke via delivery apps, some of which take a 30% cut.ast to be worth $220 billion injust a couple of years. but many delivery sites are yet to turn a profit and they say that their high charges pay for services that busy restaurant owners cannot provide alone. we are really good at marketing and acquiring customers. driving them to place orders. we take on the cost of running your online store. if we bring you demand, there's an understanding that we should be paid for that. but for now, delivery apps are in the driving seat but it could be the next generation of restaurant is eventually in charge. at one point there will be too many apps, and then you start to hear that way off in the distance, "amazon!" . hopefully that will mean to the re sta u ra nt hopefully that will mean to the restaurant operator that there will bea restaurant operator that there will be a reduction on prices. andy says he cannot afford for delivery apps to lower their charges but if he abandoned them, he would have two fires and kitchen staff. for now, he hopes

there is no app for that. the best way to fill these gaps, and what i am excited to hear more about from the next panel, is to empower and expect providers to deploy solutions other network level that will reach every consumer. effective call blocking tool should be available to all consumers. of course, trust must be restored to caller id information through adoption of the framework for caller id authentication, sooner rather than later. i know that the ftc stands ready to do our part, and make sure that consumers understand these tools, and how to use them to protect themselves. with that, i am excited to turn it over to the next panel for a discussion of the solutions and tools that are available to consumers. thank you very much. >> thank you commissioner mcsweeney. as commissioner mcsweeney said, our third panel is entitled solutions and tools for consumers. it is being moderated by julie knapp, who is chief of the fcc's office of engineering and technology. i invite julie to come up and all of the panel

and we're akin to google app engine or as your web apps. we're open source, we leverage open source technologies, we provide government teams the ability to push in any of the languages up here with back-end services also listed here to production or to development environments as needed. we have a growing base of agencies, and we're so excited to see our users feel as though their finally enabled and empowered to come up with a concept in the morning, code it that afternoon and release it in the evening, see it in production the next day and act on what they've learned. you can have your app and database running in ten minutes in a trial sandbox account today if you have a.gov e-mail box. >> my name is kirsten gullickson, and it's great to see familiar and new faces here today. i'm going to very briefly tell you all about a new tool that we're developing to help compare different versions of bills. this is very exciting. as legislative text can be extremely complicated in its structure. but first, i'm going to remind ourselves the challeng

hired a coder to help build the app nishka ayya/co-founder promelle app"it's been a process but reallyever give it up for anything."sot :17gayle ong: "riya and nishka they haven't applied to colleges yet but they do want to pursue a career in business. in fact the highlight of their app is winning second place at the diamond year. a competition for high school entrepreneurs. in san jose, gayle ong kron 4 news." ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. together forever-a pixar night time spectacular. ooohhhh. ahhhhhh. okay, maybe two. celebrate friendship and beyond at pixar fest. staring april 13th at disneyland resort. emotional moment for a retiring police officer in florida... as he said his final farewell on his last day of duty.(grant) the sarasota police department shared the heart-warming video of officer andre jenkins on his final patrol shift

in two thousand and fourteen we changed our policies to more tightly restrict the information the apps could get and to proactively review all apps asking for more data so now we're going to go even further than this first when you use an app it's now only going to get limited access to your information your name your profile photo and your e-mail address unless they've gone through a full review that's much less information that apps can get on mobile platforms today second if you haven't used it up in three months we're going to prevent that from accessing your information until you authorize it again third last month we showed everyone on the top of their news feed a tool with a list of all the apps that they've used as well as a simple way to remove permissions for any apps that they no longer want to access finally we're investigating every single app that had access to a large amount of people's information before we lock down our platform in twenty forty and where we have concerns we're going to conduct an audit and suspend the app and if we conclude that people's personal data

but it is a video posted on youtube last month, warning on what's app. warning, on what's app.e it clear it was fake, but not before it had been widely shared. these are truly extraordinary scenes... russian warships firing directly at us and british forces from nato, in what now surely must represent a state of war... and it's not the first time this has happened. lastjuly, a report appeared on social media imitating the bbc‘s focus on africa programme, and featuring a bogus survey, falsely showing president kenyatta to be well ahead in the polls for the forthcoming kenyan election. the programme's editor pointed out the discrepancies. now, at first sight it could pass for a clip from this programme. but if you look very carefully you will notice there is a noticeable difference in the programme's branding, focus on africa. this is what the fake news strap looks like, and this is what the focus on africa struck actually looks like. in an increase in news with a survey of india being shed last week. on monday the bbc tweeted that it did not in fact come from bbc news. jamie ang

download the accuweather app and you can check out temperatures anytime you want. the accuweather seven-day forecast does not feature rain but can't rule out a little drizzle now and again, which as you both know, ama and dion, it's pretty typical this time of year. overall, though, pleasant weather. we're not expecting any extreme heat or extreme chill. >>> police working hard, especially for this canine, which has a simple request before hitting the streets. >>> seattle college student amanda knox, who was accused of murder in italy, sits downfor a one-on-one interview. "gma" starts at 7:00 a.m. tune in for that. but stay here with us. we'll be back in a moment. >>> most citizens know it's best to comply with a police officer's request, but apparently the rules are different for their partners in the k-9 unit. that's maryland k-9 officer jenga lying there on the ground refusing to hop into the patrol car to go to work. good thing django's human partner's instincts kicked in. a few good belly rubs and there you go. the two officers were off to fight crime together

moms, but why do we need an app like this in the age of facebook? >> you have your connections, your social network so to speak pre-mother hood. and then mother hood arrives and if you're having children at a different time to your friends, if you move city all of a sudden it can be quite isolating. so having a platform where you can make new connections, find like minded women not just because you're brave mothers but have other interests in common, that's where it becomes more important. >> how quickly is it gaining traction >> we've seen it really growing and taking it life of its own. it's being used in new york, dallas, chicago, san francisco and l.a. so it really has this amazing spread and think that's testament to a fact that, a, women wanted a product like this. and also, b, women are amazing sharers. if there's something that works and is an amazing product they want to tell other women ability it >> and do you have to pay for it >> it's free to use, free to join it's really about getting that critical mass and density. >> how for you guys

but this app is coming from the community police review agency and this is where you can find the app on the portal. you cannot find it on the app store. the city says the app makes it easier to track complaints from beginning to end. and it showed outcome including any new training. so this app can be found on the portal i was mentioning. you basically have to put in your name and address. what happened and what was your complaint. you can also upload any pictures or videos. this is a central place where opd and the city can track complaints from beginning to end. live from oakland, jessica florez, kpix5. >>> a firefighter -- firefighters in vallejo had a busy afternoon yesterday trying to contain this five alarm fire. it happened on cassidy street. it started in the backyard and quickly spread to the home and destroyed it. nobody was hurt but three other homes sustained minor damage after a nearby street caught fire incident numbers flying through the neighborhood. >> meanwhile, in san jose, a big effort was under way to stop constructive fires before they start. yesterday, smoke al

we also have in-app education reminders to the same effect. we're also really excited, we recently partnered with a community benefit district to be able to integrate with 3-1-1. so we get any issues pertaining to our scooters as quickly as possible and can respond as quickly as possible. finally on that side, we also have a new feature in our lock that alerts our team if a scooter has fallen. so we don't need to wait for someone in the community to find it and let us know. we can proactively go find that scooter and pick it back up so it doesn't create a nuisance. we're also really open to innovating. and if there are solutions that you think would be great for us to consider, we're a start up so we move quickly. like i said, i'll take any notes and suggestions that you have. and then on the other side, the second piece that i just want to mention is that we really want to partner and have strong community engagement. so we're really proud about our strong robust community hiring program. so far, we've hired from groups like the center for em

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hired a coder to help build the app nishka ayya/co-founder promelle app"it's been a process but really i would never give it up for anything."sot :17gayle ong: "riya and nishka they haven't applied to colleges yet but they do want to pursue a career in business. in fact the highlight of their app is winning second place at the diamond challenge last year. a competition for high school entrepreneurs. in san jose, gayle ong kron 4 news." (vicki) activists met with waffle house officials in georgia monday over a controversial arrest in alabama. the incident was recorded on surveillance video. the video shows 25-year- (vicki) activists met with waffle house officials in georgia monday over a controversial arrest in alabama. the incident was recorded on surveillance video. the video shows 25-year-old chikesia clemons thrown to the ground during a scuffle with officers, with her clothing coming partially off at one point. the arrest occurred after a disagreement between clemons and an employee. reports say clemons asked to speak with a corporate manager... and the employee called police. waf

dot com we'll include your best tips in the episode that was the app shot. and as always at the end of shift exit the internet find of the week today infinite worlds. german artist philip look created loops some short three d. sequences from the play with no beginnings or ends last year he created more than fifty loops like these different one each week he joined them together and made them into one long clip. infinite worlds is the name of the hypnotic work that's already captivated more than sixty thousand users on vimeo a look back on a year can look pretty cool after all the. next week fake news is used to influence people online provocative stories our attention grabbers and often go viral but headlines are often very misleading and not everything that shared is actually true recognizing fake news next time on shift. buying dortmund shall get like to go with your favorite teams we've got all the best goals we got all the massive focus the brothers they got right near. the w is the whole observer a football field theory it's every man. woman does make up

he sold what's app for $14 billion in 2014.sed to work on protection of user data. >>> a high stakes patent fight over the right to gene technology known as crisper devised by a uc berkeley biologist and then the broad institute at harvard. the scientific break-through has the potential to cure genetic disorders. >> to date i think we have tried it out 45,000 times in 22 labs in 61 countries. >> reporter: what are they doing with it? >> they are using it to do everything. it's really a swiss army knife. >> the uc says the patents issued to the broad institute interfere with its patent application which was filed six months earlier. >>> t-mobile and sprint hope to join forces to better compete against verizon and at&t. if the $26.5 billion merger goes through, t-mobile would become the nation's second largest wireless carrier. the impact on consumers is still unclear. t-mobile customers could see savings as operations consolidate, but some analysts worry less competition could lead to higher prices for everyone. >>> another cost

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now i can locate the shift app shops. when it comes to photo platforms whether flicker or instagram only one thing counts who has the most likes that's precisely the focus of guru shots a photo for the ambitious picture posting as a competition every day there are a new challenges on special topics who captured the most beautiful moment or who had the coolest photo in paying users can vote on each other's pictures likes receive points and the champions of the challenges win prizes or even spots in exhibitions but watch out for certain features you have to pay all these features unique photos have better chances of winning. part is in the eye of the beholder. you know of an interesting out there bring to us at shift at d.w. john karr will include your best tips in the episode that was the app shot. and is always at the end of shift exits the internet find of the week today in front of world's. german artist philip look created loops some short three d. sequences to play with no beginnings or ends last year he created more

you can have your app and database today with your government e-mail address. thank you. [applause] my name is kirsten gullickson i work in the house office it is great to see familiar and new faces today. very briefly i will tell you about a new tool we are developing to help compare different versions of bills is very exciting as legislative texts can be extremely complicated and structure but first the challenge of every lawmaking body including the congress the house and the senate went to prepare manage and distribute proceedings and documents here in the house we have been doing that since the first day since 1789. congress uses the paper version is he official document of record and the president bills into law so it isn't getting rid of the paper about how do we prepare manage or distribute to make sure we can view and manipulate there in the audience so with some of the breakout groups the list goes on but had we take that format he can do our work here? all of our bills are in the legislative websites they are all out there we can build smart tools so a comparat

the app was launched last week.now the police officer's association is upset that the app does not have a way for people to compliment officers. they are also upset that the city unveiled the app just before national... state... and local leaders honor fallen officers during national police week. the city says the app will improve internal tracking...inves tigation...and data collection of complaints. ( darya ) a muslim civil rights organization has sent san jose police chief eddie garcia a letter demanding changes. this comes after a lebanese-american police officer alleged racism within the department. the bay area chapter of the council on american-islamic relations called for the department to investigate any racial bias and take corrective actions. the group wants the department to inplement cultural-sensitivity education and implement reviews to ensure the complaints are investigated. the letter was sparked by allegations made by a 21-year san jose police veteran who outlined the harassament he allegedly recei

mark: it will be in the facebook app but very optional. opt in.you want them even make a dating profile. i know a lot of you will have questions about this. we designed this with privacy and safety in mind from the beginning. your friends are not going to see your profile. you are only going to be suggested people who are not your friends who have opted into dating with your preferences. emily: what do you make of this new service in the context of all the very, very big important clinical issues that facebook is dealing with right now, including data privacy, election meddling, fake news, harassment, and now a dating service? debra: you know what, the way you phrased that is exactly my response. i think they did a great job of turning people's attention away from some of these big issues, at least temporarily. the dating app was definitely out of left field for a lot of people, myself included. it makes some sense, i think, because facebook's goal is to connect people, make them interact more, and certainly dating is a part of that. but i really

today and app called every scout is being launched in the town of. they'll be heard from all over the region who've come to learn more about the app and take that information back to their villages i'm interested to see what they make of the new technology. every scout is the brainchild of project concern international p.c.i. and committed to helping. nearly four thousand people around africa use it so far and today it's been officially rolled out in kenya. i mean. i think what. p.c.i. hopes to revolutionize how hurt is find water by using something eighty seven percent of kenyans already have in their pockets. a smartphone well. the app access is satellite maps which detailed the water conditions throughout kenya every ten days or. yeah ok. ok here. you could all see i'm so fine there was so c.d.'s i was not. to find out more about how the app can help it is i'm off to southern kenya with some messiah i have lost both huff to cattle. joshua has been using toffee scout three months. joshua yes thank you so much allowing us to come to your home and jo

as you mentioned, we released a computer update a few months ago to our popular app. it is unfortunately ios only but will be available for android soon. was likenal whipwatch cleaning your own house. it is the only thing we do in the office that is an important theice which is an alert to house democrats. you can also get them if you're not a stafford. but that was not the case a couple of years ago. democrats are urged yes or no. these are very important and timely pieces of information. it is a very serious responsibility that the office house for the entire democratic caucus. members and staff rely on it. we realized, emails don't cut it. everyone's emails are a mess. 1.0 was moving it into the app with clean of the vacations. members love it. most of the democratic caucus is using it. it is because they know when to need -- when they need to vote. the staff like it and we liked that he gives us an opportunity to up that information to the o open up that information to the public. this is free by the way. 2.0 came out and the big updates our live of voting. ago,er

he uses a state app called gos-uslugi. much of his data are bundled into this one app. alexei: i'm completely transparent. it's got everything about me. i can pay taxes, rent, the power and water bills, and even fines on my mobile, without ever getting off the subway. reporter: something new pops up -- a parking fine, about 35 euros. he sees it as convenient that he can pay it right away. alexei: it would be monitoring if i had an implanted chip. but i can toss away my mobile whenever i want, and the monitoring would be over. reporter: this state-run app can find out lots more about its users, and the 160,000 surveillance cameras around moscow, even more. according to the mayor, the aim is to make life safer and simpler. as soon as students carrying electronic cards pass through the turnstile at school number 627, their parents are informed of it by the same state-run app. no pens or notebooks are needed for 10th grade biology. the students look up supplementary information on the internet on the russian yandex search engine. alexander: they can't pay attention for an e

store, app music, apple pay.said apple remains on target with the goal of doubling services revenue. >> thank you, josh lib on the in cupertino. let's bring in gene munster. what are your take aways so far? >> well, melissa, spoiler alert from your viewers, have therm turn the volume down because i'm going to map out what the stock will do for the next six to 12 months over the next six months this will be about anticipation of the new phones and analysts were digging into that. likely three new models in september, higher asps, they hinted to that as well if you think about the next three to five years, it will be about services cook was all over that and separately the buyback which they'll probably accelerate faster so when you put this together, it's an a-minus but setting up for an a-minus quarter for several of those to come in future quarters. >> is this what they said on the conference call, jean? did they say they were going to come out with three new phones at higher-than-average selling prices or is th

. >>> facebook makes moves against certain apps in the cambridge analytica scandal. >>> yesterday, we had a little sun through the clouds, but now, the gray you see covering all neighborhoods and the temperatures that are running still in the 50s in many neighborhoods, these clouds could lead to wet weather. that's comin he's been called a rockstar lwinning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted

hired a coder to help build the app nishka ayya/co-founder promelle app"it's been a process but reallyr anything."sot :17gayle ong: "riya and nishka they haven't applied to colleges yet but they do want to pursue a career in business. in fact the highlight of their app is winning second place at the diamond challenge last year. a competition for high school entrepreneurs. in san jose, gayle ong kron 4 news." ( darya ) still ahead ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... california is facing a nursing shortage... as universities struggle to find quality teachers. ( darya ) plus... the giants pull off a comeback win against the san diego padres. ( darya ) and next... to protect the ocean... one sunny state is looking to ban certain types of sunscreen. ( anny ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast.bay area tracking your bay area forecast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll pla almond fans, your favorite cereal is now

you would not wa nt to launch a dating app? with people you do not even know. we will see whether people appreciate a dating app or not. i would probably not turn to facebook first for a dating app. but there are people on facebook every single day connecting with family and friends. we can hate it, but facebook has become part of the fabric of human existence and we are dependent on it. that is why many people would like to see it fixed. officials from the united nations have met myanmar‘s de facto leader aung san suu kyi, to discuss the rohingya crisis. they‘ve called for an investigation into the alleged crimes committed against the muslim minority group in rakhine state. and they‘ve expressed concern about the conditions in the refugee camps in neighbouring bangladesh, ahead of the rainy season. nick beake has more from myanmar‘s capital, naypyidaw. with monsoon season fast approaching, the number one priority for this trip was always going to be the welfare of those rohingya refugees in the makeshift camps across the borde

proactively review all apps asking for data.ll go even further than this. itst, when you use an app, will only get limited access to your information, your name, profile photo, and emailed address, unless we have gone through a full review. that is much less information get on mobile platforms today. an app ine not used three months, we will prevent that from getting your information unless you use it again. we unveiled a simple way for people to remove permissions from apps. we are investigating every single app that have access to a large amount of information before 2014. where we have concerns, we will conduct an audit, and if we conclude personal data was misused, we will ban the app and developer completely and contact everyone affected. so far we have suspended more than 200 apps. as we work to protect information, we need to give people more control. at the heart of europe's new are threection law important principles, control, transparency, and accountability. we have always shared these values and giving people control

more popular than ever before two hundred million people in china observe other people's lives using apps but they do more than watch they also interact. comedy routine. where the color of their own musical thanks to the around the clock streaming in china is something to piss everyone fans love the direct contact with the stuff they can chat live or even get virtual gifts. leader one is one of these does she sings well in pop songs live and fulfills the wishes of his view was sound. but until about two years ago she was a salesperson in the markets and picking now she's a professional live stream and a new type of star well formed open. we meet with their friends online and have conversations and exchanges with them we don't have the mystique that traditional stars have. the leader spends a minimum of four hours every day with her fans. users can applaud her virtually all send her gifts and they pay a lot of money for it. lever x. in between two thousand and ten thousand euros a month quite an impressive income she has three hundred thousand followers the majority watched her on the stre

dot com we'll include your best tips in the episode that was the app shot. and as always at the end of shift exit the internet find of the week today in front of world's. german artist philip look created loops some short three d. sequences to play with no beginnings or ends last year he created more than fifty loops like these different one each week join them together made them into one long clip. infinite wells is the name of the hypnotic work that's already captivated more than sixty thousand users on vimeo a look back on a year can look pretty cool after all. illana next week fake news is used to influence people online provocative stories are attention grabbers and often go viral but headlines are often very misleading and everything that shared is actually true recognizing fake news next time on shift. because of the bundesliga highlights. they're down but not yet a. number of losing friends and falls in line. but will have to wait to the final match stick to see who gets demoted and who makes it into the relegation battle. there's a fine line between

it will tell you what they had for breakfast because they have a health app. put on, where they went, what time they got there, potentially how fast they drove, where the parked, what they had for lunch. if they got out in a bar, which might be relevant to some allegations we have seen in the press, their taxi app may show what time they left. the rating in that taxi app might tell you if they were drunk or sick in the back. all information you can see that might be relevant to different types of defending. from one tiny phone in your pocket, if you print out all the information from all of those apps, that needs money and resources, it need human beings to go through it. sajid javid wasn't the only minister starting a newjob this week. his old office at the housing department was taken over by the former northern ireland secretary james brokenshire. he didn't have much settling in time. literally within hours of his appointment, he was at the despatch box. in some ways the local government is in the blood with me, as my father was a former chief executive of

totally dependent on microtargeting the users with advertising and especially when people from what's app and others are pulling out and when developers are saying, hey, we can't build on this platform anymore because facebook is keeping all of that data they're doing the microtargeting the reason we were in on this game, we thought we were going to share that data and you're not going to be allowed to do that in this age where there's been such pushback. >> a lot of questions about the business model around what's app but also i imagine it will stoke questions around corporate governance and makeup of the board at facebook.

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dot com we'll include your best tips in the episode that was the app shot. and as always of the end of shift exit the internet find of the week today in front of the world's. german artist philip look created loops some short three d. sequences that play with no beginnings or ends last year he created more than fifty loops like these different one each week he joined them together made them into one long clip. infinite worlds is the name of the hypnotic work that's already captivated more than sixty thousand users on vimeo a look back on a year can look pretty cool after all. next week fake news is used to influence people online provocative stories are attention grabbers and often go viral but headlines are often very misleading and everything that shed is actually true recognizing fake news next time on shift. it's all happening. pretty. sure linked to news from africa and the world. your link to inception stories and discussions hello and welcome to news of the clean program and from foreign examinee from the news of easy to our web site d w that comes to

announcing today it will launch a dating app. c-e-o mark zuckerberg sharing the first day >>> facebook is trying to move past its data sharing fiasco and announced today it will launch a dating app. mark zuckerberg shared the details on the first day of the f8 developer's conference. he said it will be for long- term relationships, not hookups. it will allow users to build dating profiles through an opt in feature. match.com stock plummeted. but the parent company seems unconcerned saying facebook's product could be great for u.s. russian relationships. that was a not-so-subtle dig. >>> now from the conference we have more. >> reporter: what a difference a year makes. last year mark zuckerberg talked about augmented reality and this year he talked a lot about the scandal surrounding his company.>> this has been an intense year. >> reporter: during his keynote address at the f8 developer's conference mark zuckerberg tackled the recent scandals and privacy concerns head-on. >> we are hard at work making sure that people do not misu