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Still dealing with the fallout from previous privacy scandals, Facebook's new problem is literally storing passwords properly.

Determined to keep you focused on subscription services next week, Apple is dripping out hardware updates in a new way to avoid crossing the streams.

Google comes out swinging with the future of gaming... in the cloud. But, what does that actually mean? A deep-dive into Stadia, and its ambitions to reshape games forever.

MySpace lost more than a decade of music, wiping out history. So...how do you decide which parts of the internet stay, and which parts we forget?

This week, Frederique, Owen and Zach dive deep on Spotify's spat with Apple: is it fair that Apple takes 30% of each purchase? Then, we talk about the future of gaming ~in the cloud~ and much, much more.

Apple's platform gives it an unfair advantage, according to Spotify, so it's asked Europe to investigate. But, is there any bite to the claims?

Is the web broken? Will a piece of paper fix it? Color me skeptical.