Will Meta Really Have to Sell Instagram and WhatsApp?

Paresh Dave: Absolutely. As some of these actions were first announced, it seems as a suspicious type, because these studies have entered the meta and this work has begun to apply for large-scale technological companies.

Zoë Schiffer: We will take another short break. And when you come back, we will say what will be checked on Wired.com this week. Back to the return valley. I Schiffer, Wired Work and Industry Director. Today, the wired old writer, Join the Paresh Dave. Before leaving, Paresh can talk about what we should read in Wired.com other than the stories that our audience celebrated in this episode?

Paresh Dave: Yes. Smile Triad, a cunning group stealing the richness of the world.

Zoë Schiffer: A fishing version smiles?

Paresh Dave: Is the combination of phishing with SMS. Running, yes.

Zoë Schiffer: Smile. Go, I bought it, I bought it.

Paresh Dave: I am confident that all these text messages do not “have to pay this paid road fee” or some closure cannot be delivered correctly. Very annoying. I still get them all the time. I do not know why our phones cannot stop, but this story of our colleague, this story by Matt Burgess, many of these messages called some kind of smiling messages, which really constantly improve cheat programs, it is really due to this group. Cybergamer does not have a top hand here. We will get more of these messages in my Takeaway. And this article is a part of a series of string, the most dangerous hackers you have ever heard. And this is dangerous, isn’t it? In response to these text messages, there are people who write credit card numbers and steal all their money. It’s not great.

Zoë Schiffer: After the string started, I feel myself, I started to receive a message to become the company’s executives, I started a new job, I beg to enter personal information in a timely manner. I was like me, “I don’t know if they messages me.” But no.

Paresh Dave: Maybe we had a cibber team to try us. I don’t know. I also had.

Zoë Schiffer: They do it from time to time.

Paresh Dave: And what about you, Zoë? What do you recommend this week?

Zoë Schiffer: We have published a piece about a piece of a piece of caroline, which is a piece of caroline, a piece of caroline has been fired by Caroline Haskins, which is a piece of caroline has been fired by Caroline Haskins, but also by caroline haskins. This is part of the indictment of the Tesla protest. Pam Bondi, Prosecutor General and Trump and Elon Musk called people who deal with the acts of violence against Tesla property that will be really really serious crimes. And this is the second time, we know that FBI terror investigators are involved in an investigation into the form of public retreat against Elon Musk and Tesla. Bondi, although the person in question is still convicted, he said he would go to prison for 20 years or more. We have a lot of work on the allegations that we have found and what is happening. And this is a really good view of what happened. Paresh, Thank you very much for joining me today.

Paresh Dave: Thank you for having me.

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