On this episode of the Android Police podcast, we look back a decade and remember what has to be one of the most exciting Google I/O conferences, bar none. Plus, we cover how you can opt out of T-Mobile selling your app usage data and strike up a conversation about Samsung's mobile accessories over some Starbucks.
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1:56 | Will, what are you angry about this week?
- T-Mobile has started selling your app data to advertisers — here's how to opt out
- U.S. carriers under fire for continuing to sell phone location data to third parties
- Ditching your iPhone just got way easier with Google’s latest Switch to Android app
13:37 | Old stomping grounds for Ara: accessories and Chromebooks.
- Samsung has teamed up with Starbucks for limited-edition Galaxy S22 cases
- The HP Elite Dragonfly Chromebook comes with a haptic trackpad and optional 5G connectivity
25:28 | Daniel is in the Android nerd corner this week.
- Google is finally helping developers fight back against smartphone manufacturers breaking how Android apps work
- Car crash detection may soon shed its Google Pixel exclusivity
- Google I/O 2012 set a high-water mark for innovative hardware that has yet to be approached again
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