Top 10 Technology Headlines for the Week of Jan. 28

Here's what happened in technology news for the week of Jan. 28.

New York Times: Apple Shows Facebook Who Has the Power in an App Dispute

By: Mike Isaac

TechCrunch: Facebook Pays Teens to Install VPN that Spies on Them

By: Josh Constine

9 to 5 Mac: Major iPhone FaceTime Bug Lets You Hear the Audio of the Person You are Calling … Before They Pick Up

By: Benjamin Mayo

The Verge: Apple Blocks Google From Running its Internal iOS Apps

By: Tom Warren

Washington Post: The Doorbells Have Eyes -- The Privacy Battle Brewing Over Home Security Cameras

By: Geoffry A. Fowler

TechCrunch: Cheap Internet of Things Gadgets Betray You Even After You Toss Them in the Trash

By: Devin Coldewey

Bleeping Computer: Android Apps With Millions of Installs Collect Selfies, Push Porn Ads

By: Sergiu Gatlan

InnovationMap: Rice University's Midtown Innovation Hub Dubbed The Ion Takes Shape

By: Natalie Harms

Futurism: Two Hacker Groups Pilfered $1 Billion Worth of Cryptocurrency

By: Victor Tangermann

The Daily Dot: Jennifer Buscemi is the Deepfake That Should Seriously Frighten You

By: Mikael Thalen

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