Tech News Weekly 65

• 1:17 Bounty Hunters can find real-time location data on mobile phone users in the US, and all it cost Joseph Cox from Motherboard was $300 to do it.
• 14:58 Lindsey Turrentine from CNET rounds up some of the big themes and technologies that surprised her at the Consumer Electronics Show.
• 34:01 Impossible Labs released their latest burger replacement, the Impossible Burger 2.0. Russell Holly from iMore ate it, and his story might make you hungry.
• 44:09 Louise Matsakis from Wired talks about how a ten year old YouTube video showing Alexandira Ocasio-Cortez dancing to a popular song shows how complicated fair use still is in the modern YouTube era. 

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Links

• I Gave a Bounty Hunter $300. Then He Located Our Phone
• Senators Call on FCC To Investigate T-Mobile, AT&T, and Sprint Selling Location Data to Bounty Hunters
• CES 2019
• All the Latest Alexa Gear From CES 2019
• CES 2019: This is what it's like to go on Google's Assistant-themed ride
• Everything you need to know about the foldable Royole FlexPai phone
• Cool Car Stuff at CES 2019
• Meet All the Robots of CES 2019
• CES 2019: Sex Tech Is Everywhere and Nowhere
• Over-the-air Wireless Charging Will Come to Smartphones
• At CES 2019, 5G is even more of a confusing mess than ever
• Impossible Burger 2.0 Hands On: A glance into the future
• That Viral Video of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Dancing Is a Meta-Meme
• Phoenix - Lisztomania - Boston University Brat Pack Mashup