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This Week's Top Stories Facebook Demands Users' Email Passwords, Steals Their Contacts Sri Lanka Shuts Down Social Media Smoking Cessation and Depression Apps Could be Sharing and Selling and Your Data Samsung Galaxy Fold Delayed to June 13th • Mr Dorsey Goes to Washington Android Q Will Kill the Back Button Google I/O Preview Google's Undersea Cable Infrastructure Jacquard on TEDtalks Jarvis on Our Addiction to Stories The EU Wants Your Biometric Data The WashPo Columnist that Hates Podcasts (and Whistling) Sprint Settles with AT&T Over Fake 5G IoT Over 5ghz That $16,000 Laundry Folding Goes Bankrupt, but a $3000 Competitor is on the way Google Punishes Walkout Organizers Most Tweets Made By Young, Female Democrats AOC Quits Facebook & Thinks You Should, Too Facebook is Ready to be Fined by the FTC Tik Tok Unbanned in India Exploding Frisbees, Underwater Relay Racing, Pommel Horse Sawing, and More Game Ideas from Artificial Intelligence Picks of the Week Stacey's Thing #1: The Princess and the Fangirl: A Geekerella Fairy Tale (Once Upon A Con) Stacey's Thing #2: IoT Inspector Jeff's Number #1: How Google saved 6 million lbs in food waste Jeff's Number #2: Court denies Boston entrepreneur share of $65 million Facebook settlement Leo's Tool: The Land Before Time, "Scottish" edition Hosts: Download or subscribe to this show at . Sponsor:

This Week's Stories Goodbye to Sets, hello to less sucking Microsoft has shelved Sets for the long term (and likely, permanently). Tabbed "experiences" are still coming to the Console and likely Explorer (and Notepad?) To those wondering about claims that Sets isn't really dead, remember: This is exactly how they 'killed' Band 3 and Andromeda But long-live Microsoft Paint! Related: These two events (Sets, Paint) speak to the good and bad of Windows 10 today Good: Microsoft has removed most of what sucked in Windows 10 in version 1903! Bad: Inconsistency is rampant in the OS still. Just look at the icons and at the inconsistent application of Fluent design elements. Surprise: Windows 10 1903 is available (early) on MSDN! It showed up quietly a week ago. It's also on the Evaluation Center for those who know enough to look for it Meanwhile, 1903 remains in testing in the Release Preview ring and is due out in "late May" Microsoft's 'early' release of 1903 on MSDN seems to be linked to its call for devs to start writing for 1903 Related: MS is blocking 1903 on PCs with SD cards and/or USB devices inserted Who wants an EdgeBook? What if Chredge is really about making a true Chromebook competitor, one that is based around Microsoft and AAD accounts instead of Google? Semi-related: Chredge expands to 32-bit Windows 10. Baby steps. Microsoft buys an RTOS maker Express Logic, the maker of ThreadX, is one of the big players in the microcontroller OS space What does this mean for Azure Sphere? And for Microsoft's IoT strategy, as a whole? Tips and picks Tip of the week: Sync Chredge with Edge Mobile App pick of the week: PWA Builder 2.0 Enterprise pick of the week: Global ONLINE Azure Bootcamp Enterprise pick no. 2: G Suite-to-Office 365 migration tools Codename pick of the week: Catnip Beer pick of the week: Cloudburst Brewing REALLY SOLID AMAZING LIQUID Hosts: Download or subscribe to this show at Check out Paul's blog at Check out Mary Jo's blog at The Windows Weekly theme music is courtesy of . Sponsors:

Top Security Stories this Week: • Google uses its "sensorvault" to help catch the bad guys. • Time to update Drupal again. • Facebook steals users' email contact lists, logs plaintext Instagram passwords • Russia moves closer to adopting "Internet Master Cutoff Switch" legislation. • A reminder that "USB Killers" are a real thing. • Marcus Hutchins' plea deal • A new(ish) actively exploited Windows 0-day • A bunch of Microsoft Edge news • Windows 7 end-of-life notices • Something from the "I did say this was bound to happen" department • Detailed threat research from Cisco's Talos group about the leveraging of DNS espionage. We invite you to read our show notes at h Hosts: Download or subscribe to this show at . You can submit a question to Security Now! at the . For 16kbps versions, transcripts, and notes (including fixes), visit Steve's site: . Sponsors:

Top Stories This Week: • Samsung Delays Galaxy Fold Launch • Teenager Sues Apple for $1B Over Face Recognition • Apple vs Qualcomm: What the Heck Happened? • Apple WWDC 2019 Preview • Luminary's $100 Million Podcast Network • BBEdit Finally Available in the Mac App Store! • Apple Will Require App Notarization Soon • Apple's Daisy Robot Disassembles 200 iPhones/hour • Apple Developing LIDAR for Self-Driving Cars • Powerbeats Pro Pass FCC Approval Picks of the Week: • Special guest Rich Siegel's Pick: Flashforge Guider 2 • Lory's Pick: Kerf wooden case • Rene's Pick: Procreate with Text • Andy's Pick: 2008 MacBook 4 Hosts: Guest: Download or subscribe to this show at . Sponsors:

Leo Laporte and Megan Morrone talk to Leo's mom about a gift for Mother's Day. Also, Megan shows off her new fake rose gold Milanese Loop for her Apple Watch and Leo shows off Elder Scrolls Blades Early Access on the iPad. Plus, a review of 1Blocker and how to use QR codes with Authy. Hosts: Guest: Mary Laporte Download or subscribe to this show at . You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to . Sponsors: