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[Music] welcome back to the weekly news roundup and the dystopian edition all right so the kiddies here to announce the coming dystopia and if you are looking to switch your mobile phone companies look at Mynt a mobile they use t-mobile's towers and I actually got a great deal on mine where I'm spending only a tiny fraction of what I used to for the same degree of service so I'm very happy with mint mobile TLM though I fort /mm let's dive on into the dystopian news first and foremost we have to phrase all this like this I was totally surprised that this was an ARS technica article I was looking for the catch because ours is like arsenic Technica is trying to be fear monger number one here and so basically though they couldn't deny this to this little piece of science so the science indicates now that recovered kovin 19 patients test positive but are not infectious in other words if you've already had it and you've recovered you can't pass it on even though you might test positive for it I want you to keep this in mind as we proceed down dystopia and this was some pretty decent science looking at what they were doing now this is from Korea Centers for Disease Control they were calling these cases re positives and the theory was is that a second wave is going to come around on re-infections and completely unfounded really no evidence of that anywhere but keeping that in mind as we proceed through rules for the and not for me twitter will not add the misleading label to quote bad science i am so sick of these morons over at these journalists supposed journalists at these organizations having no idea what science even is there's no such thing as bad science unless you're going to tell me exactly what the article is and what's bad about it now i did read some bad science in other words the way the experiment was conducted and the interpretations and how the things were conducted did not necessarily follow all of the way that might be considered bad science but bad science is not whatever you'd seem to disagree with because orange man dad's adviser said it but Twitter is prioritizing content with clearer harm but basically if you're a high-level politician you're gonna be fairly immune to what's gonna go on over here now what this is over here is dealing with this hydroxychloroquine so Twitter's misinformation policy doesn't cover a widely shared article claiming about evidence that anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine has a quote ninety percent chance of helping ko bid 19 patients no treatment including hydroxy korkin has been proven effective I said you know what that's really interesting let's see where that actually comes from oh it's from Harvard Harvard actually comes down and I looked into this because it was interesting so and guys for you guys that aren't familiar with my channel I have a PhD in molecular toxicology I know how to read the science our chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine and anthro as if through myosin safe and effective for treating kovin 19 early reports from China and France suggested patients with it improved more quickly given chloroquine and some doctors were using a combination with erythromycin as positive effects and then it says here primarily used as malaria both drugs are inexpensive and readily available and it says here have been shown to kill the virus in laboratory dish that is what we call in vitro the drugs appear to work through two mechanisms first make it harder for the virus to attach itself to a cell that inhibiting Azra myosin is never used for violin sections however this antibiotic does have some anti-inflammatory actions and inflammation that seem to be a big deal because kovat seems to cause what is called a cytokine storm and then says however most recent human studies suggest no benefit and a possible higher risk of death due to heart due to illegal lethal heart Mia's so what do you notice here there's no reference this is an opinion article from Harvard this is an opinion article there's no references there's no sources there's no anything so I went over to the medical databases and I dug into it and I feel no less than eight studies which all indicate that this statement that Harvard just made is actually false lots of studies now a big one just came out and it was published in I think it was the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science and they're like chloroquine shallow showed a higher death that article I read it is bad science here's why first their control group is five times higher than their test group they literally had 17,000 people in their test group and 80,000 people in their control group that received no drugs and then when they did their age breakdown the people who receive the drugs all had a statistically higher age range than the control group did control group had a statistical age range of around 53 which all previous data suggests is not a lethal range to have the illness but it was closer to the 60 range everybody who actually received the fire the treatments were actually in the over 60 range that's bad science so there's one article now as being toted out to say this disease kills you know we need a better study that actually randomizes the people better and has more balanced control groups but basically if you disagree with a narrative that twitter wants to push you're going to get labeled as incorrect so rules for me and not for thee because even though this individual advisor happens to say things that are counter to this we're not going to battle on that alright enough of the policy and stuff any college students out there that are failing the AP test well it turns out that the college board exam can't handle how iPhones take photos if you've ever taken a photo with an iPhone plugged the computer and dumped it you know that iPhones take pictures upside down so one of the ways that you can submit your answers on the AP exam is to take a picture of your answers and then upload them when you take the pictures and upload them everything appears upside down and the AP exam fails you oh boy so yeah I guess if you're using an iPhone don't use that option there actually is an option that allows you to go in and I think either type or handwrites do something different there is something that allows you to do something different if you're on an iPhone use that if you have to take the eye AP test online apparently so in our crazy world we can't even run our technology right to continue our education so we're just gonna have a whole society people are going I don't know nothing cuz school no no happen for me you know and so whatever that happens to be the case all right no Jesus how many poppets doing it alright so CNBC three states who use Apple and Google contact tracing technology for virus tracking apps so of course just this week Apple rolled out an update that had all of that contact tracing embedded in the software friend of mine installed it he said it is turned off by default but the update turn on your Bluetooth hmm so what happens is the state has to build or commissioned to build the single health app and they're only a plot approving the API for a single app within a single state and so they're looking at Alabama North Dakota and South Dakota are the first dates to commit to publicly using Apple and Google's contact tracing technology and statewide apps meant to slow the spread of the virus okay so what we have here is that Apple and Google technology will be used in the care 19 app and the South Carolina SC safer together app safer together app I thought we were supposed to be socially distancing how can we save her together when were socially distancing beep I don't get it I don't understand this is what happens when governments take over and so they're going on doing this so this group comes out jumbo privacy reviews North Dakota's contact tracing out now as we dive into this there was a discrepancy here that I did not understand the Google and the Apple API forbids the app from using location data this app is using location data but I was able to uncover that the app from North Dakota has gone through several iterations my guess is he's reviewing a previous version not the current version that may be using the app itself okay but I don't know so keep that in the back of your head that when we look at the dangers of using this app in North Dakota the Kara 19 act in North Dakota this might not be the one that they're using presently this might be an older version but the company here jumbo privacy did not tell us the version they're using so we don't know but anyway what they did is they looked at the care 19 app and they looked at a variety of different things they basically said here we're not analyzing anything about the health aspects because that's not what we know they said we know it number one app shares loser user location data with Foursquare I checked into my Corona hotel you know so in that case the location data it was went up to proud crowd LLC and proud crowd says the location is private to you and stored securely on proud cloud LLC servers it will not be shared with anyone including government entities or third parties unless you consent or proud crowd is compelled under federal regulations hmm interesting so the user location data is out also shared with a Foursquare they provide advertisers with tools to reach audiences who have been at specific location Foursquare claims they're tracking 25 million devices opted in always-on hmm users cast Square to stop selling the person information by using a form that goes to four squares website number two the app isn't really anonymous the privacy policy indicates that your data is identified by an anonymous code we were able to validate the app indeed uses some anonymous code in the format us 8 for 8 you know basically code digit however our researchers found the anonymous code was transmitted to Foursquare along with the phone's advertising identifier and bug fender along with the phone's name probably including your first name very interesting shared with is sure was supposed to be an anonymous code along with an advertising identifier as a serious risk privacy's they recommend not using it until such effects now I will say again I will reiterate this again that this app here might be an older version because allegedly Google and Apple's API is not supposed to be allowed to be used with an app that collects location data and it does appear that this app is collecting location data so either Apple and Google are not quite as stringent as they're saying they are it's not as truthful as they're saying they are or maybe it's just a scenario where Apple and Google hasn't caught on yet that this is actually happening I don't know you let me know what you think but that's kind of the case going on here kovat 19 contact tracing app hits Apple devices oh god think we've already mentioned this so if you force the updates what you kind of need to do because if there's some security some major security updates you also need to patch hey isn't funny all these security fact they guys go ahead and go ahead and patch the phone or you're gonna get hacked we're just gonna add this kovat 19 stuff into the core of your phone does anybody questioning yet why we need to permanently embed tracking for something in our phone that's supposed to be completely disabled when the quote crisis is gone has anybody thought about that yet hmm interesting interesting but if you do update your device apparently it is disabled by default but it does turn your Bluetooth on go figure an apple always wants your Bluetooth on alright facial recognition firms pitch Cove 819 immunity passports for America and Britain so this is a startup company over in California of course and they say hey we are going to have a facial recognition database that is tied into a national health database where you can be deemed to be immune from the virus because you've already have it and had antibodies or hey when we get a vaccine you can be vaccinated against it and then you can carry your facial ID card with you you scan your facial ID card they verify who you are in the database and your card pings and says indeed this guy's immune to the virus and / can't get it therefore Hey look at this now we have yet another company guys I do not like any of these companies that is basically forced to use a company to accomplish something like travel or whatever else I think at the point in time I'm compelled to use an individual application from an individual company that company needs to immediately be considered a public entity that's an interesting thought but it's definitely one worth thinking about let me know your thoughts on these articles and the other ones in the comments down below