Invizio's Tech News Roundup

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This week, we're revisiting the first-ever commercial cell phone call made 40 years ago in Chicago. Explore the intriguing connection between technology and our bodies, where our devices become an extension of ourselves. Plus, discover Facebook's latest offering – a paid subscription for an ad-free experience.

Ready for the scoop? Let's get into it!

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Facebook Finally Puts a Price on Privacy: It’s $10 a Month

Meta's recent announcement of ad-free subscriptions on Instagram and Facebook has stirred discussions on the commodification of privacy. At Invizio, we find this move intriguing, as it prompts reflection on the evolving dynamics between users and platforms, questioning whether data privacy should be a paid service. Read more (Credits: Wired)

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40 Years Ago, the First Commercial Cell Call was Made in Chicago

Reflecting on the historic moment when David Meilahn made the first commercial cellular call in a Chicago parking lot 40 years ago, Invizio notes the remarkable journey of cellular technology. From car phones to smartphones, the evolution has not only shaped communication but also profoundly influenced global culture. Read more (Credits: Chicago Tribune)

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Digital Symbiosis: The Connection between Technology & Human Physiology

Delving into the intricate relationship between technology and the human body, NPR's series, "Body Electric," provides an insightful exploration. At Invizio, we believe understanding this intersection is crucial as technology becomes an integral part of our lives. Listen here (Credits: NPR)

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In the ever-evolving tech landscape, the recent shifts in data privacy, the nostalgia of the first cellular call, and the exploration of the tech-human connection highlight the profound impact technology has on our lives.

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At Invizio, we're committed to navigating these changes and ensuring our clients stay informed and empowered. Stay tuned for more tech insights!