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Thu. 05/07 – Do Lyft Earnings Mean Ride Hailing As An Industry Might Survive?

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Zoom makes its first acquisition, Google Authenticator now makes it easier to switch phones, Lyft earnings gives hopes to the ride hailing industry, new Sonos gear and a deep dive into Facebook’s new Oversight Board.
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Zoom buys Keybase — its first acquisition — as part of 90-day plan to fix security flaws (CNBC)

Google releases unscheduled Android 11 DP4 as first beta pushed back to next month (9to5Google)

Google Authenticator app update finally lets you transfer two-factor codes between devices (AndroidCentral)

Lyft shares jump 15% as company reports more riders than last year despite coronavirus (CNBC)

How Lyft intends to navigate and survive Covid-19 (TechCrunch)

Sonos debuts new Arc soundbar, next-generation Sonos Sub, and Sonos Five speaker (TechCrunch)

How Facebook’s oversight board could rewrite the rules of the entire internet (Protocol)

Facebook Names the 20 People Who Can Overrule Mark Zuckerberg (Wired)

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