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This episode discusses various technology-related news including UK regulations on teen scrolling, Waymo's robotaxi incidents, and legal actions involving Apple and OpenAI.

In this issue: UK Protects Teens From Midnight Scrolling, As Long As Teens Consent to Being Protected Waymo Robotaxi Snitches on Teens’ Boozy Joyride Apple Sues OpenAI Over Alleged Trade Secret Theft by Former Engineer Researchers Find Claude-Slack Integration Can Be Hijacked by Fake “@Claude” Mentions Ransomware Group’s Bosch Data Claims Appear Unfounded, Synopsys Says Spoofed OAuth IDs Let Hackers Quietly Test Millions of Microsoft Entra Logins In this issue: UK Protects Teens From Midnight Scrolling, As Long As Teens Consent to Being Protected Waymo Robotaxi Snitches on Teens’ Boozy Joyride Apple Sues OpenAI Over Alleged Trade Secret Theft by Former Engineer Researchers Find Claude-Slack Integration Can Be Hijacked by Fake “@Claude” Mentions Ransomware Group’s Bosch Data Claims Appear Unfounded, Synopsys Says Spoofed OAuth IDs Let Hackers Quietly Test Millions of Microsoft Entra Logins

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