Tech News Today 1542

Megan Morrone and Jason Howell discuss how Apple's differential privacy will bring some smart features to iOS. Uber is taking the math out of surge pricing and giving it a new name, basically. Your ATM might be stealing from you, so give it a little pull before you swipe your card. The Anti-SLAPP bill should be good for Yelpers who get harrassed with meritless lawsuit after leaving a review. Finally, tunnel vision could be the key to preventing nausea that is sometimes associated with virtual reality.

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Links

• Apple won’t collect your data for its AI services unless you let it
• Uber is trying to make you forget that surge pricing exists
• Vacationing Security Consultant Finds Stealthy ATM Card Skimmer
• VIDEO: Finding an ATM Skimmer in the Wild
• YouTube now lets you livestream right from its mobile app
• YouTube Red Buys ‘Step Up,’ Its First Big-Budget TV Drama
• Examining H.R. 2304, the SPEAK FREE Act
• Federal Anti-SLAPP Bill Introduced in the House
• Tell Your Story
• Oculus reverses course, dumps its VR headset-checking DRM
• The cure to VR sickness might come from blacking out the periphery
• Combating VR sickness through subtle dynamic field-of-view modification
• MIT AI system predicts when people will kiss, hug, or shake hands