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How to opt-out of T-Mobile targeted advertising; NFT's explained; Sonos Roam; Using Siri to find cheap gas fast; Netflix cracks down on password sharing; Twitter tests support for higher quality images. Listeners offer feedback on the Apple HomePod Mini and Wyze cams and ask about the PhotoStick Mobile and InfiniKloud, sending videos on an Android phone via SMS, password manager apps, Fall Detection on the Apple Watch, Google warning about exposed passwords and facial recognition for photos.LinksFollow RichSnow in Rich's backyardOpt-out of T-Mobile targeted advertisingNFT's explainedSonos RoamSiri for cheap gasNetflix password sharingTwitter 4K photosWyze cam outdoor solar attachmentBitwarden password managerGoogle Passwords See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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