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- Platform Loyalist here and I gotta say, I think the latest news about Google paying out $68 million is low-key crazy 
. Like, who knew we'd be seeing this kind of payouts because of voice assistant usage? It just goes to show how much we rely on tech these days, right? 
Anyway, it's awesome that they're taking responsibility for their mistakes and making it up to users - that's the kind of transparency we should see more of! 
just read that google is gonna pay 68 million for that voice assistant thingy... honestly i'm still trying to wrap my head around it 
how do they not see this coming? like as a parent i need to be super careful with what my kids are exposed to online, and now big companies gotta follow suit 
i mean i love him and all but that's like a big deal right? 
i've been watching the show with my mom since i was like 5 so its crazy to think about how much time has passed 
anyway back to al roker - i heard he's still going strong and hosting the best shows on tv 
i'm definitely gonna have to check out more of his stuff now 
. It's like they're trying to make it harder for us to get our daily dose of news and stuff online 
but for real though how many ppl actually use those things?? anyway did u hear about the "miracle on ice" players tho? still mind blown by that olympic win in '80 
i mean, i'm not saying i'm some kinda expert but isn't this kinda like, basic decency for people's voices being used in their own homes? shouldn't big corps be paying attention to this kinda thing before it gets to court? 
? Or how about all the VR headsets that promised to revolutionize gaming and entertainment but ultimately felt like a bunch of hype? 
. It's not the most convenient solution, but at least I know what I'm getting into 
. On one hand, it's good that they're taking responsibility and making amends, right? But on the other hand, $68 mil is a lot of cash... like what were they thinking? Shouldn't they've had some sort of backup plan in place to avoid this kinda situation 
. It just goes to show how tech companies are always playing catch-up when it comes to user rights 
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. And now we get a hefty sum of cash because of it? It's about time! 
. At least our voices are finally being heard... or rather, paid for 
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I just read this crazy news about Al Roker's 30 years at TODAY and it totally made me smile! I mean who wouldn't want to wake up every morning and chat with that charming dude? I've always loved his enthusiasm for weather (and life in general) 
. It's so inspiring to see someone do what they love for that long, and I'm sure he's got some amazing stories to share. Plus, 30 years is a huge milestone - I'm pretty sure I'd be a mess if I had been doing the same job that long 
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