Welcome to the Tech Mem Ride Home for Tuesday, June 2nd, 2020.

I'm Brian McCullough today.

Facebook finally lets you clean out all your old crap from your basement, by which I mean your past.

AT&T won't count HBO Max against your mobile data cap.

Every tech event is postponed again, a whole bunch of OS update news, and a time capsule from another era.

Here's what you miss today in the world of tech.

Facebook finally added a feature to make it easier to delete or archive old

posts in bulk. Quoting Techch. Called manage activity.

The new feature lets users prune their posts in bulk, making it less of a headache to delete

content aging badly, or anything else unnecessary that's built up from years of using the platform. The feature will be

available to some users on the Facebook app today and will roll out more broadly in the

next few weeks. Whether you're entering the job market after college or moving on from an old relationship,

we know things change in people's lives and we want to make it easy for you to curate your presence on Facebook

to more accurately reflect who you are today, Facebook wrote in the tools announcement.

Anyone who'd like to batch, delete, or archive old content will be able to search their entire

trove of Facebook posts using filters for dates, people tagged, and content type, like photo, video, text updates, etc.

In a preview of the tool, it looked like a vastly more useful way to control aging content

without having to manually scroll through years of old posts and quote.

You know how when a media or a tech company, especially a telecom company, wants to do a merger

or acquisition, and the company in question wanting the merger or acquisition to happen swears up and down that they will never

ever do specific things like you know favor their own content or services or whatever.

Yeah so AT&T now says that HBO Max will be excluded from AT&T's mobile data caps via its sponsored

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