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30 May 2026 58:18 thejmortechtalkshow

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Meet John C. Morley — serial entrepreneur, engineer, marketing specialist, video producer, podcast host, coach, keynote speaker, graduate student, passionate lifelong learner, and published author — as he launches “Tech Truths No One’s Saying Out Loud,” the show that breaks down the biggest tech stories you’re seeing but nobody’s talking about honestly.

This episode drops the raw truth on 14 viral tech moments from May 25–31, 2026:

  • SketchBot looked better online than in real life, and fast does not matter if it actually looks bad

  • Malaysia is drawing a hard line on kids and social media, tightening rules for under 16 users

  • FTC slaps Cox Media for allegedly selling a creepy AI lie about ads hearing conversations

  • Meta and WhatsApp are being sued over encryption claims, and that is a big trust issue

  • People are sharing their location now as a social signal, not just for safety

  • AI cut traffic waits by up to 50 percent in one city, saving 5,000 hours in a year

  • Meta settles social media addiction case over youth mental health crisis

  • UK issues new screen time guidance for under fives, and most homes go way past this

  • Bambu private message sparks open source backlash over 3D printing control

  • Ferrari uses IBM AI to create F1 superfans with personalized race data

  • You can no longer Google the word “disregard” and the search feels broken

  • Elon Musk lost his lawsuit against Sam Altman and OpenAI on timing, not the argument

  • Meta quietly launches Reddit-like app Forum tied to Facebook Groups

  • College students are booing AI at graduations because it is not always reliable

This is tech stripped of hype, where truth cuts through the noise. If you want real answers, not marketing fluff, this is your show.

#TechTruthsNoOnesSaying #JohnCMorley #AITruth #TechTrends2026 #SocialMediaReality #ViralTech #TechExposed #FutureIsNow

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