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Facebook issued a blog post addressing new privacy features in iOS 13 and Android 10 that alert users when apps track their location in the background. The company argues that location tracking is necessary for features like "Find Wi-Fi" and community safety. Privacy advocates recommend deleting the app to prevent precise tracking of daily movements and habits.
The hosts discuss the lack of credibility in Twitter's verification system, citing the account of 7-year-old Bana Alabed in Aleppo. They also vent frustrations with Apple's recent software quality, specifically a bug in iOS 10's auto-capitalization that conflicts with third-party apps like WhatsApp, and battery life issues with the new MacBook Pro.
