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Your super-secret password is (probably) owned by a hacker.

Last week, Twitter exposed over 330,000,000 passwords on an internal server. 150,000,000 MyFitnessPal accounts were hacked in March. MySpace leaked 360,000,000 emails last summer.

Hackers will never stop trying to get your data (or breakfast), so it's up to you to protect your data.

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From the Product Hunt comments: “Dashlane is one of my favorite and most recommended products, period.” – InVision CEO, Clark Valberg

Protect yourself from the hackers. Another leak is always coming. 👀

Last year, Atari released a teaser of their newest, secret console. The Product Hunt community was quick to speculate:

"Atari Europe and I literally share the same floor in the same building! They're so secretive. My guess is retro console." – Pierre-Marie Galite

Pierre-Marie was right. The AtariVCS was announced today, with pre-orders starting at the end of the month:

🕹️ 100+ classic games including Asteroids, Centipede, and Breakout
🖥️ Supports 4K monitors at 60 FPS, comparable to an Xbox One
💰 $200 for the basic model, with a Collector's Edition coming soon

Atari has seen better times: they've been acquired a number of times and only recently emerged from bankruptcy. It’s been over 25 years since Atari launched a new console.

Meanwhile, Nintendo has succeeded by leveraging nostalgia. Pokémon Go exploded two summers ago as fans swarmed parks worldwide to catch 'em all. They also released a mini replica of the beloved NES. Their stock price has tripled in less than 2 years.

We can only hope that Atari will follow in Nintendo's footsteps. Unlike like the Nintendo Switch or Xbox One, the AtariVCS will be crowdfunded on Indiegogo. Anyone can sign up to buy one here.

If you can’t wait for your AtariVCS, you can play Defender, Joust, Paperboy, and 9,000 other retro games in your browser for free, legally.

Every Twitter password has been exposed. Yesterday, Jack Dorsey disclosed that more than 330,000,000 passwords had been left unencrypted on an internal Twitter server.

If you've ever tweeted, you should change your password. Even worse: if you've ever reused your Twitter account password on a different site, you should change that password too. 😳

Unfortunately, Twitter isn’t the only one to slip up: 150,000,000 MyFitnessPal accounts were hacked in March. Even MySpace has gotten burned, leaking ~360,000,000 account emails and passwords last summer.

We've collected the 35 Best Privacy Tools according to the PH community, so you can protect yourself:

😱 Have I Been Pwned? will inform you if one of your accounts was compromised. They've cataloged over 5,000,000,000 hacked accounts.

🔍 Marshal looks through your Dropbox, Google Drive, and other cloud storage services to identify and remove sensitive information like social security and credit card numbers.

🙅‍♂️ Facebook's Clear History tool will let you clear any data that Mark Zuckerberg has collected on your internet browsing. If you delete the data, then there's no data to steal. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

🛠️ Alphabet’s Outline is an open-sourced VPN builder for anybody. Instead of trusting some shady company with all of your traffic, you can build your own private network that protects all of your data.

What's missing? Share your favorites and explore 20+ other tools that might save your butt. 😅

Building machine learning models is difficult. You'll have to learn Python or R, then understand the various open-source platforms like Google's Tensorflow, format your data correctly, and hope your model works.

"A holy shit moment in tech from our company Lobe. Full AI capabilities that you can put in your app but without having to write any of your own AI code! Watch the demo. It's bananas." – Chris Sacca

Lobe just launched to make building machine learning models easy:
1. Label your training set with your desired results.
2. Watch as the algorithm builds itself.
3. Ship it. Export your model into Google's TensorFlow, Apple's CoreML, or directly into your app on iOS or Android.

Teams are already building incredible projects:
😳 A tool that distinguishes between skin cancer and moles
🌱 An app that identifies California plants by photo
🏘️ A model that identifies architecture types from 3D models

Lobe’s landing page might be the best product landing page we’ve seen since Muzzle.

Facebook's announcements didn't fail to excite. Amid a massive data leak and WhatsApp founder Jan Koum's exit two nights ago, Zuckerberg managed to fire up a crowd by pulling an Oprah.

Every F8 participant received a free Oculus Go, Facebook's long-awaited $199 standalone virtual reality headset:

😮 1,000+ experiences available today for your fun
🔈 Built-in speakers for your Netflix binging
🚫 No powerful computer required

If you couldn't make it to San Jose yesterday, they're shipping right now.
 
Mark began with an overview of their data security efforts and the launch of Facebook's new Clear History tool, which lets you delete any browsing history that the company has collected over the years.

Afterward, he excitedly announced Facebook Dating, a soon-to-arrive dating app inside Facebook that's reminiscent of Hinge, Tinder, and Bumble and could capture intimite data about your romantic life.

Other dating apps are ready for the fight.

"Come on in. The water’s warm. Their product could be great for US/Russia relationships.” – CEO of IAC, a major Tinder stakeholder

“We were thrilled when we saw today’s news” – Bumble spokesperson

“Bring it.” – Chief Product Officer, Tinder

Facebook's dating app isn't ready yet. If you can't wait to meet your next beau, we have just the link for you.

Facebook's annual, Apple-esque developer conference kicks off today.

Last year, Mark Zuckerberg announced Facebook Spaces, their version of the OASIS for you to hang out with best friends in virtual reality.

This year's F8 conference follows major controversy. Last month, Zuckerberg testified about the leak of 87 million users' data. Elon Musk even deactivated the SpaceX and Tesla Facebook page as part of the #DeleteFacebook movement.

Last night, WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum abruptly announced his departure from Facebook. WhatsApp's other co-founder, Brian Acton, left Facebook months ago. He hasn't been silent: Startups are paying attention. Mozilla (the company behind Firefox) launched the Facebook Container, a tool to block Facebook from tracking you around the internet. 🦊

Feedless launched to block Facebook on your phone. Chrome extensions exist solely to block Facebook.

We’ll cover the biggest announcements from F8 in tonight’s Sip, an app that delivers the most important tech news every day so you can focus on work. Download it now for your iPhone or Android device.

The most important decision for founders: finding the perfect domain. Many spend weeks agonizing over the perfect .com.

Most of the "good" domains are taken already. One squatter registered 14,962 domains in less than 24 hours. 😳

Lucky for you, not all of the good domains are taken. There are hundreds of one-letter domain names available on this site. Some even have emoji in them. 🙀

Instead of relying only on the English alphabet, these sites use characters from Unicode, a standard library of 136,755 characters from 130+ languages used in nearly every computer to display text.

You can also now buy domains directly from your terminal, or name your startup with generator that only suggests names with available domains.

The last time Gmail got an upgrade was 2011. Nyan Cat was Nyan Kitty, planking was still cool, and Rebecca Black's "Friday" was stuck in everybody's mind.

The redesign we've been waiting for has arrived, with cool new features:

🔒 Disappearing emails that automatically vanish after 24 hours
🗓️ Calendar integration so you can schedule coffee meetings easily
🤖 Smart replies: like autocorrect, but for entire emails

It's slowly rolling out for Gmail users, so here's a sneak peek. 👀

Google also unexpectedly dropped a new standalone task manager for iOS and Android. Our first thought: “Does the world need another to-do app?” Maybe. We’re building something in this space. 😉

Snap’s new, much-rumored Spectacles are here.

Evan Spiegel is stealing from Amazon' playbook: you can buy any of the 3 colors with free, 2-day shipping.

💧 Underwater-friendly
📸 Takes photos (not just video)
👖 Smaller case that can fit in your pocket
🤓 Prescription lenses available by default
💸 $149.99, up $20 from version 1
⚡ 4x faster syncing via WiFi

Back in 2016, Snap made waves announcing v1 of its camera glasses. Soon-to-be Spectacles owners (including the Product Hunt team!) lined up in front of one-eyed vending machines around the world to get their hands on a pair. The hype was as real as a Supreme drop.
 
Today's launch is far less spectacular. V2 Spectacles are available online for everyone, and the Snapbots are missing in action. Hopefully they'll make an appearance soon! 🤞

Will you buy a pair of Spectacles? Add your thoughts in the discussion.

40,000 Google searches happen... every second. Everybody in the world wants to know where the nearest Chipotle is, how to tie a tie, and how Cardi B's latest album is doing on the charts.

The competition to get to the top of Google never ends, and your competitors aren't going to tell you their secrets.

Lucky for you: we have a tool that will.

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