Zoom makes its first acquisition, Google Authenticator now makes it easier to switch phones, Lyft earnings gives hopes to the ride hailing industry, new Sonos gear and a deep dive into Facebook’s new Oversight Board.

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Links:

• Zoom buys Keybase — its first acquisition — as part of 90-day plan to fix security flaws (CNBC)
• Google releases unscheduled Android 11 DP4 as first beta pushed back to next month (9to5Google)
• Google Authenticator app update finally lets you transfer two-factor codes between devices (AndroidCentral)
• Lyft shares jump 15% as company reports more riders than last year despite coronavirus (CNBC)
• How Lyft intends to navigate and survive Covid-19 (TechCrunch)
• Sonos debuts new Arc soundbar, next-generation Sonos Sub, and Sonos Five speaker (TechCrunch)
• How Facebook’s oversight board could rewrite the rules of the entire internet (Protocol)
• Facebook Names the 20 People Who Can Overrule Mark Zuckerberg (Wired)

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