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Mar 2022
19m 25s

Wed. 03/02 – Will Poker Be The Killer Ap...

Brian McCullough
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As of right now, you can no longer buy an iPhone in Russia. Big recall from Fitbit because their smartwatches might burn you. Meta tries to be transparent in a very Meta way, by redacting a key detail from a transparency report. And could poker be the killer app the Metaverse has been waiting for?

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