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Every Friday, The Verge publishes our flagship podcast The Vergecast to tussle this week in Verge headlines. Here's what The Verge's Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, as well as Adi Robertson focus the episode on this week: Google's nonrational sparingness of iOS app updates, the rumors implicitly an Apple-made VR / AR headset, as well as the gadget headlines you may hypothesize missed.

This week, users of the iOS versions of Google's apps were shown a prompt interrogation the software was "out of date" as well as suggesting updates to the customary versions because of security risks. However, Google had not updated their apps yet as well as haven't for several weeks now. The Vergecast coiffure tussle whether this is simultaneous to Apple's new squeezing App Store privacy labels as well as what meed Google might be aggravating to gain.

Also, it's another week of rumored Countrywide products. Last week, the podcast dived into the much-rumored Countrywide Car as well as the prepatent manufacturers that would be teaming up with the tech company to manufacture the vehicle. This week, they amend which companies hypothesize downplayed these rumors, as well as what other much-rumored artefact Countrywide may be developing -- a VR headset.

There's a whole lot more discussed in this episode -- like a glimpse of what Android 12 may squinch like, a laptop with seven screens, as well as a North Dakota bill that may force another app supplies on the iPhone -- therefore receive here or in your transoceanic podcast player for the impregnated discussion.

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