Thank Zuck it's Friday #10 - Google as the privacy good guy and Darktrace IPO

Tom Allen
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One member down this week, the Computing team tackle the latest Test and Trace app bungle and the controversies around Darktrace's now-confirmed IPO

It's the end of the week, which can only mean one thing. No, it's not that you should grab a drink; it's time for 'Thank Zuck it's Friday', the tech news podcast from Computing. This week John a...

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