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Dan Moren of SixColors joins Mikah Sargent this week on Tech News Weekly! Apple announced a whole new slew of products throughout the week, including the new MacBook Neo! A look into how Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses collect data. And how Google's new proposed system for apps could change the App Store game.

Dan and Mikah discuss the slew of new products Apple announced this week: the iPhone 17e, M4 iPad Air, M5 MacBook Air, M5 MacBook Pro, and the new MacBook Neo.

Mikah talks about Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses and how overseas workers are reviewing the data collected from the glasses, and how these workers are being exposed to deeply private video footage.

And Leah Nylen, Antitrust Reporter for Bloomberg, joins the show to talk about Google's new proposed system for apps on its Android phones to allow easier access for rivals as a result of the settlement between Google and Epic Games.

Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Dan Moren

Guest: Leah Nylen

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OneDrive's automatic folder backup in Windows 11 has frustrated millions, but this episode reveals new changes that finally let users opt out—if you act fast. Find out how Microsoft's latest update could solve, or complicate, your cloud storage headaches.

Host: Paul Thurrott

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Ready for an iPhone security audit? This episode is your personal walkthrough to reclaiming control, explaining not just what each privacy setting does but why changing them actually matters. Discover how hidden iOS settings let you outsmart sneaky trackers that follow you across apps, home networks, and even your own calendar.

App permissions: location, tracking, calendars, contacts, health, photos

Restricting calendar and photo access for better privacy

App access to files, folders, focus modes, and health data

Managing smart home and Apple Music permissions

Third-party browser passkeys and selective photo sharing

Apps controlling reminders and using Apple Wallet features

Peripheral and Bluetooth permissions to limit device profiling

Camera, microphone, and local network access by apps

Motion, fitness, and nearby device tracking permissions

Research and sensor data sharing for studies and health

Speech recognition and journaling suggestions using device activity

Viewing and managing blocked contacts and sharing via Safety Check

Safety Check's emergency resets and granular access control

Sensitive content warnings for nudity in photos or videos

Sharing analytics with Apple and app developers (opt-in controls)

Reviewing app transparency logs and network activity reports

Accessory connection permissions and security update automation

Stolen Device Protection and Lockdown Mode explained

Host: Mikah Sargent

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Kurt Dorsey built a stunning home theater, literally from the ground up, almost entirely with his own hands. It's a real testament to what can be done DIY, especially when you design and build the room from scratch.

Host: Scott Wilkinson

Guest: Kurt Dorsey

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Apple's iPhone 17e doubles its base storage while keeping the price steady, but did it finally nail the "budget" iPhone formula? Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard weigh in on what the new release gets right and where it cuts corners.

Apple launches iPhone 17e with double entry storage, keeps $599 price

First impressions of 17e's new color options and matte finish

Who should buy the iPhone 17e?

Performance upgrades: A19 chip, Apple Intelligence, and battery life

Single camera design debate: Is one lens enough?

MagSafe finally comes to the e-series

iPhone 17e brings a full suite of Apple safety features

Trade-in deals and accessories with the new iPhone 17e

Who shouldn't buy the Pro — making the case for the 17e

News: Apple introduces M5 Pro/Max chips and new MacBook models

App Caps: Spigen retro strap (affiliate) and abxylute M4 controller

Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard

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