The WAN Show - Facebook Lied?? & AMD's AM4 Socket Spotted! - September 23rd 2016

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00:04:43 - Yahoo confirms 500 million accounts breached
00:12:38 - Researchers lead the way towards a method of unhackable internet communication
00:16:48 - Facebook inflated video viewing stats for two years
00:23:50 - YouTube Heroes
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00:42:30 - Palmer Luckey is financing a pro-Trump meme group
00:50:28 - San Francisco is getting tiny self-driving robots that could put delivery people out of a job
00:56:30 - AMD's AM4 socket has been pictured
00:58:01 - Spotify and Tinder link up to form a match made in heaven
01:00:00 - UnRAID Server OS 6.2 released
01:01:35 - Opera browser unveils free, unlimited VPN service
01:04:08 - Samsung Announces 960 PRO and 960 EVO M.2 PCIe SSDs
01:06:20 - Americans are paying 40% more for TV than they were 5 years ago

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