President Trump Dislikes Handing Over His iPhones for Security Check-ups, Is Begging to Get Hacked: Here’s What We’re Reading Today

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1. So little time, so much to tweet

“President Trump has at least two iPhones, one dedicated for making calls and another one for Twitter. But a new report states that Trump is often reluctant to hand the phones over to the White House security team to check for vulnerabilities. The president reportedly calls it “too inconvenient.”‘

– Gizmodo

2. Tesla Model 3 to fix braking issue

“Tesla Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk admitted late on Monday there was a braking issue with the Model 3 sedan, pointed out by Consumer Reports, and said it can be fixed with a firmware update that the electric car maker will be rolling out in a few days.”With further refinement, we can improve braking distance beyond initial specs. Tesla won’t stop until Model 3 has better braking than any remotely comparable car,” Musk wrote in a tweet.”

– Autoblog

3. Amazon may save ‘The Expanse’ for a fourth season

Mere days after being canceled by Syfy, The Expanse may already be making a comeback. The Hollywood Reporter says that Amazon is in talks to revive the series for a fourth season. And while the deal is not yet closed, there was this little acknowledgement from author/producer Daniel Abraham.

– Gizmodo

4. It’s bulking season

“Projected to swell to $21bn globally by 2025, the protein supplement market is a growth industry. Shots of “gunpowder” are downed by pro athletes, massive dudes at your local gym and, increasingly, normal guys who play a bit of sport or want to get fit or be in better shape.”

– Fashionbeans

5. “Solo: A Star Wars Story” rocky road to a galaxy far, far away

“The hackneyed industry catchphrase “creative differences” has been enlisted countless times over the decades to describe Hollywood productions gone amok, prompting a change in the director’s chair. The modern “Star Wars” series has not been immune: More than half of Lucasfilm’s recent efforts have suffered through episodes of filmmaker upheaval.”

– Variety