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In other headlines, YouTube’s questionable video suggestion algorithm comes under heavy fire, Apple wins a seven-year battle for the “iPad” trademark, and Skrillex may save you from mosquitoes this summer. Let’s talk some news, shall we?

在其他头条新闻中，YouTube令人质疑的视频建议算法遭到猛烈抨击，苹果赢得了“ iPad”商标的七年抗争，而Skrillex可能会在今年夏天使您免于蚊子的袭击。 让我们谈一些新闻，好吗​​？

苹果新闻：新闻+畅销 (Apple News: News+ is a Hit)

It looks like Apple News+ is on its way to success—it garnered more than 200,000 subscriptions in the first 48 hours. Apple also won a battle for the “iPad” trademark, Clips got a nice little update, and more.

Apple News +似乎正在走向成功，在最初的48小时内获得了200,000多个订阅。 苹果还赢得了“ iPad”商标的角逐，Clips得到了不错的小更新，等等。

• After seven years of battling for trademark rights to the term “iPad,” Apple finally won. Not like there was ever any question. [Appleinsider]

  在为“ iPad”一词争取商标权七年后，苹果终于赢得了胜利。 不像有任何问题。 [ Appleinsider ]

• Apple’s Clips video editor app got a nice little update that brings the ability to add a custom soundtrack from songs created in GarageBand. One step closer to being a “real” video editor. [The Verge]

  Apple的Clips视频编辑器应用程序进行了很好的更新，使您能够从GarageBand中创建的歌曲中添加自定义配乐。 成为“真正的”视频编辑器又近了一步。 [边缘]

• According to a new report, over 200,000 subscribed to Apple’s new News+ service in the first 48 hours. That’s…a pretty good number. [Appleinsider]

  根据一份新的报告，在最初的48小时内，超过20万人订阅了苹果的新News +服务。 那是一个相当不错的数字。 [ Appleinsider ]

• MacRumors went hands-on with the new 27-inch 5K 8-core iMac. If you’re interested in that, give it a read. [MacRumors]

  MacRumors亲身体验了新的27英寸5K 8核iMac。 如果您对此感兴趣，请阅读。 [ MacRumors ]

Let’s talk about Apple News+ for a second. I was among the 200,000 who subscribed early, mostly to see what the fuss is all about. While I had my initial complaints about how counter-intuitive some features of the app are, overall it’s pretty solid once you figure the ins and outs.

让我们再谈一谈Apple News +。 我是20万名早期订阅者之一，主要是为了了解大惊小怪。 虽然我最初抱怨该应用程序的某些功能有多么违反直觉，但总的来说，只要弄清楚来龙去脉，它就非常可靠。

I currently have eight different magazines in the “My Magazines” list, which means I’m paying about a buck twenty-five each. Of course, that’s just what’s relevant to my particular interests—since the $9.99 monthly subscription also lets my wife read her favorite magazines, it seems like a steal.

我现在有八个不同的杂志在“我的杂志”列表，这意味着我付约降压25每个。 当然，这正是与我的特定兴趣相关的内容-因为每月9.99美元的订阅费用还让我的妻子能够阅读她最喜欢的杂志，所以这似乎是一种窃取。

The only issue (heh) I have with this is one that’s so common with Apple services: it’s only available on Apple products. If I want to read a magazine on my PC or Chromebook, I’m out of luck. That’s one area where Google Magazines has a clear advantage—it’s available everywhere (even iOS).

我唯一遇到的问题(heh)是Apple服务中非常普遍的一个问题：它仅适用于Apple产品。 如果我想在PC或Chromebook上阅读杂志，那我很幸运。 这是Google杂志具有明显优势的领域-随处可见(甚至是iOS)。

But really, if you’re not a multi-device user and like the idea of reading a bunch of different magazines, News+ is an excellent service.

但实际上，如果您不是多设备用户，并且喜欢阅读大量不同杂志的想法，那么News +是一项出色的服务。

Google新闻：YouTube重视其他方面的参与 (Google News: YouTube Values Engagement Over Everything Else)

We all know that YouTube can be a wasteland of conspiracy theories and fake news if you’re not careful where you click. It turns out this could’ve been avoided, but those suggestions were ignored. Oof.

我们都知道，如果您不小心单击鼠标，YouTube可能会成为阴谋论和虚假新闻的荒原。 原来可以避免，但是这些建议被忽略了。 钱币。

• Bloomberg published a pretty brutal report on YouTube, stating that company executives were warned about potential issues with toxic videos, but they ignored them in the name of engagement. It’s a scathing read, and one that’s worth your time. [Bloomberg]

  彭博社(Bloomberg)在YouTube上发布了一份非常残酷的报告，指出公司高管被警告要注意有毒视频的潜在问题，但他们以参与的名义忽略了它们。 这是一本艰苦的读物，值得您花时间。 [彭博]

• In news unrelated to YouTube toxicity, the Chrome OS developer channel got Google Assistant in the app drawer search. Assistant in more places on Chrome OS is always a welcome addition. [Android Police]

  在与YouTube毒性无关的新闻中，Chrome OS开发者频道在应用抽屉搜索中添加了Google助手。 Chrome OS上更多地方的Assistant总是很受欢迎。 [ Android警察]

• A screenshot of Chrome Tab Groups in action surfaced, and it looks pretty nice. [Techdows]

  行动中的Chrome标签组的屏幕截图浮出水面，看起来非常漂亮。 [ Techdows ]

• Some users are experiencing a strange issue in Chrome 73: a new “Managed by your organization” entry is appearing in the menu, even for users who aren’t part of a larger domain. [Techdows]

  一些用户在Chrome 73中遇到了一个奇怪的问题：即使对于不属于较大域的用户，菜单中也会出现一个新的“由您的组织管理”条目。 [ Techdows ]

• Spotify for Android is testing a sleep timer, as well as improved Maps and Waze integration. [XDA Developers]

  适用于Android的Spotify正在测试睡眠计时器，以及改进的Maps和Waze集成。 [ XDA开发人员]

• Verizon’s Galaxy S8, S8+, and Note 8 are all getting Android Pie with One UI. Sure, it’s not directly related to Google, but it’s close enough. [Android Police]

  Verizon的Galaxy S8，S8 +和Note 8都获得了具有一个UI的Android Pie。 当然，它与Google没有直接关系，但是已经足够接近了。 [ Android警察]

• After the most recent update, Android TV users are starting to see sponsored ads in the launcher. Yuck. [XDA Developers]

  最新更新之后，Android TV用户开始在启动器中看到赞助广告。 uck [ XDA开发人员]

• Google’s reservation making assistant, Duplex, is now available on more Android devices and iPhone. I wish ti could make doctor’s appointments too. [Ars Technica]

  Google的预订助手Duplex现在可在更多Android设备和iPhone上使用。 我希望ti也可以预约医生。 [ Ars Technica ]

• If you love the soothing sounds of John Legend’s voice, you can now tell Google Assistant to “Talk like a Legend” to hear it all the time. Lucky you. [Google Blog]

  如果您喜欢约翰·莱昂(John Legend)的声音的舒缓声音，现在可以告诉Google助手“像传奇一样说话”以随时听到。 幸运的你。 [ Google博客]

• The first custom ROMs that work with the OnePlus 6T’s in-display fingerprint scanner are on the way. You know if you’re into that sort of thing. [XDA Developers]

  与OnePlus 6T的显示屏内指纹扫描仪配合使用的首批自定义ROM即将面世。 您知道您是否喜欢这种事情。 [ XDA开发人员]

According to Bloomberg’s report, YouTube’s Chief Executive Officer Susan Wojcicki likens the service to “a library,” claiming that “There have always been controversies, if you look back at libraries.” And while that may be true, that’s only part of the story.

根据彭博社的报告，YouTube首席执行官苏珊·沃西基(Susan Wojcicki)将这项服务比作“图书馆”，并声称“如果回头看图书馆，总会有争议。” 尽管这可能是对的，但这只是故事的一部分。

The thing is, libraries don’t recommend books to you on a personal level—you have to go out and find them. What you read about is your decision, so if you want to read conspiracy theories or other topics of questionable integrity, that’s all you. With YouTube, however, it’s using AI to push these kinds of videos. Bloomberg writer Mark Bergen sums this up perfectly:

事实是，图书馆不会向您推荐个人书籍，而您必须出去寻找它们。 您所读的是您的决定，因此，如果您想阅读阴谋论或其他有正直道的话题，仅此而已。 但是，在YouTube上，它使用AI来推送这类视频。 彭博社作家马克·伯格根(Mark Bergen)完美地总结了这一点：

The conundrum isn’t just that videos questioning the moon landing or the efficacy of vaccines are on YouTube. The massive “library,” generated by users with little editorial oversight, is bound to have untrue nonsense. Instead, YouTube’s problem is that it allows the nonsense to flourish. And, in some cases, through its powerful artificial intelligence system, it even provides the fuel that lets it spread.

问题不仅在于质疑月球着陆或疫苗功效的视频在YouTube上。 用户在很少的编辑监督下生成的庞大“图书馆”注定会有不真实的废话。 取而代之的是，YouTube的问题在于它可以使废话泛滥。 而且，在某些情况下，通过其强大的人工智能系统，它甚至提供了使其传播的动力。

Fortunately, YouTube appears to be “fixing” this issue—albeit slowly. How about we use machine learning to destroy videos like this instead of recommending them? Now there’s an idea.

幸运的是，YouTube似乎正在“解决”这个问题，尽管进展缓慢。 我们如何使用机器学习销毁像这样的视频而不是推荐它们？ 现在有一个主意。

其他新闻：您知道微软出售电子书吗？ 显然是，但也没有 (Other News: Did You Know Microsoft Sold eBooks? Apparently Yes, But Also No)

Streaming accounts for nearly half of global music revenue, Raspberry Pi gets an official mouse and keyboard, Skrillex may save you from mosquitoes, and more.

流媒体占据了全球音乐收入的近一半，Raspberry Pi获得了官方的鼠标和键盘，Skrillex可能使您免于蚊子的袭击，等等。

• Microsoft is closing the eBook store that no one knew it had. It’s also issuing refunds to everyone who bought books from the store. That should be tens of dollars in refunds, I imagine. [Thurrott]

  微软正在关闭没人知道的电子书商店。 它还向从商店购买书籍的所有人发放退款。 我想那应该是几十美元的退款。 [瑟罗特]

• Raspberry Pi announced its first official accessories: a keyboard and mouse. Also, it comes in red and white, which is just awesome looking. [Liliputing]

  Raspberry Pi宣布了其首个官方配件：键盘和鼠标。 另外，它还有红色和白色，看起来很棒。 [ Liliputing ]

• Streaming music now accounts for half of all global music revenue. [Engadget]

  现在，流音乐占全球音乐总收入的一半。 [ Engadget ]

• Good news: Mosquitoes may hate Skrillex as much as the rest of us. Just kidding (about everyone hating Skrillex, not mosquitoes). Anyway, maybe you jam some Skrillex at your family cookout this year and keep the mosquitoes away. I bet grandma will love it too. [CNET]

  好消息：蚊子可能和我们其他人一样讨厌Skrillex。 只是开个玩笑(每个人都讨厌Skrillex，而不是蚊子)。 无论如何，也许您今年在家庭野炊中塞了一些Skrillex并让蚊子远离了。 我敢打赌奶奶也会喜欢的。 [ CNET ]

• Steven Spielberg called for a rule to prevent Netflix and other streaming exclusive movies from Oscar eligibility. Now the DOJ is getting involved and saying this could violate antitrust laws. [Variety]

  史蒂芬·斯皮尔伯格(Steven Spielberg)呼吁制定一项规则，以禁止Netflix和其他流媒体独家电影获得奥斯卡奖。 现在，司法部正在介入，并说这可能违反反托拉斯法。 [品种]

• Sony announced its Crackle Plus service last week, but it turns out it doesn’t own the trademark or domain for “Crackle Plus,” and now a squatter is trying to get the company to shell out $10k for the URL. [Variety]

  索尼上周宣布了其Crackle Plus服务，但事实证明它不拥有“ Crackle Plus”的商标或域名，现在，擅自占地者正试图让该公司掏出1万美元来获取URL。 [品种]

• Instagram is sunsetting its Windows Phone app. Also, Instagram had a Windows Phone app. [MSPowerUser]

  Instagram正在淘汰其Windows Phone应用程序。 此外，Instagram还具有Windows Phone应用程序。 [ MSPowerUser ]

• Brace yourself, friends, Netflix price hikes are coming to US users in May. [Engadget]

  振作起来，朋友，Netflix的价格上涨将在5月向美国用户推出。 [ Engadget ]

• Did you know Facebook used to ask new users for their email account password for verification? Yeah, the password for their actual, personal email account. Well, it’s going to stop doing that. [CNET]

  您是否知道Facebook过去曾要求新用户提供其电子邮件帐户密码以进行验证？ 是的，这是他们实际的个人电子邮件帐户的密码。 好吧，它将停止这样做。 [ CNET ]

So this Facebook thing—I read the headline, then I read the story. Then I read more headlines and more stories. Someone had to be confused, right? Surely Facebook wasn’t asking for users’ email passwords…right?

这就是Facebook上的事情-我读了标题，然后读了故事。 然后，我阅读了更多的头条新闻和更多的故事。 有人不得不困惑，对吗？ 当然，Facebook不是在询问用户的电子邮件密码...对吗？

Yeah, no. It was. I haven’t experienced this for myself, but I cannot fathom any other service on earth having the audacity to ask for the password for a totally unrelated service. It’s unreal.

是的不它是。 我自己还没有经历过，但是我无法理解地球上任何其他敢于要求完全不相关的服务的密码的服务。 这是不真实的。

The good news is that it’s going to get rid of this as a type of verification. But let’s be real here: it should’ve never been an option in the first place.

好消息是它将摆脱这种验证。 但是，让我们在这里成为现实：首先，它永远都不应该是一个选择。

翻译自: https://www.howtogeek.com/410006/daily-news-roundup-facebook-wants-your-email-password-no-seriously/

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