It's Wednesday, January 29, 2020. Hey, good morning! You look fabulous.  January is the time of new beginnings, resolutions, health kicks and the rest. So, as the month comes to a close, Facebook is asking two billion users to check their privacy settings. I can already feel the hope and ambition draining away. I come across Facebook users in a two main flavors: the die-hard opt-outs, who keep their page for the sake of communication, but don’t login, don’t get notifications; and the power users very much fighting the good fight with awkward uncles and aggressive school acquaintances in comments across the network. I’m somewhere in the middle, logging in occasionally on my PC to check any mentions or pictures tagged. I don’t have the app on my phone, I don’t get emails about Facebook, but I’m active about once a month. (Recently I’ve been getting a lot of spammy friend requests from strangers -- not sure why.) So who is this privacy setting reminder for? If you use Facebook almost every day, you could sidestep the privacy reminder -- just another notification. If you rarely sign in, will this reminder still be there? The social network has recently offered some other beneficial tools. Its Off-Facebook Activity tool is now available, giving a summary of data from third-party sites (used to show you ads) and, more usefully, the option to nix that data. After a decade when the tide of popular opinion turned against Facebook (Cambridge Analytica, slack rules on political ads, your parents joined), it’s hoping for a better ten years. -- Mat (View in browser.) Cutting-edge display, slightly outdated specs.  Now we’ve had the Galaxy S20 leaks, on to ruining the party for Samsung’s next foldable. WinFuture has obtained images and specs for what's believed to be the Galaxy Z Flip, which is rumored to have a 6.7-inch folding display with more protective Ultra Thin Glass instead of plastic. There’s also a hole for the 10-megapixel front camera. On the back, you'd have a 1-inch always-on display for notifications and such, and only two cameras. The Z Flip may run on a slightly older Snapdragon 855 Plus processor instead of the 865 expected in the Galaxy S20 family. Rumors suggest it could all cost $1,500. | | It should last up to 60 years.  Like the Lightcycle lamp released last year, Dyson’s new Lightcycle Morph has the ability to automatically adjust based on your local daylight. It also has three axes to allow it to rotate into different positions and the ability to emulate candlelight, but you'll have to shell out a minimum of $650 for this updated version. | | Sponsored Content by Stack Commerce | |
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