Merry Christmas.

And now from the brightly decorated Bob and Cherry Holiday Studios, it's Bob and Sherry.

Good Friday morning.

I'm so excited because today is the day the people's movie critic reviews.

Wicked!

I cannot wait.

I cannot wait because Lamar does not traditionally, typically like musicals, but he's been,

he's been just all chuffed and excited to tell us about this one, so I'm hoping we've converted

him.

That's coming up in one hour right here.

I want to kick off with a

couple of news stories that we probably should be paying attention to. The first one is the FBI says

that we shouldn't share text messages between iPhones and Android phones. So if you have an iPhone, you shouldn't

text people with an Android phone because when those two platforms cross, it leaves you super

vulnerable to hackers. So the FBI says you should be using secure encrypted messaging.

You should like download WhatsApp or something similar and use that to protect your privacy.

And if you're thinking, yeah, but the person that has an Android that I'm texting, you know,

there's nothing going on there.

I'm not worried about those conversations being made public.

Okay, yeah, fine. That's not what they're saying, but your device could be hacked. You have banking information in there maybe or some personal stuff that you wouldn't necessarily want to get out.

So they manage these hackers have gotten metadata, so that's times and dates and who got the call and who got the text.

But they've also got audio files and content from texts and access to other things and the FBI is just saying, don't do it.

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