Google to let users auto-delete their data with new controls

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The world's first 5G 8K TV could be unveiled this year. According to the Nikkei Asian Review, Huawei is working on a television. This would be the first for the giant Chinese tech, who makes its own 5G chips. The TV would allow users to quickly download data-heavy content and watch it on the same high-resolution display. Huawei overtook Apple in 2017 as the second-largest smartphone maker in the world. It is banned from selling most of its products in the U.S., but remains very popular in Europe and Asia.

Google is letting users auto-delete their data. Its rolling out new controls that let users set their limits for three or 18 months, after which Currently, users have to manually scrub their old data from Google, or turn it off completely. Google says the new feature will be available in the future.

Facebook is rolling out a "secret crush" feature to let users express interest in their friends. Users get notified when they are "liked back." The feature is available in all countries that have Facebook Dating and closely resembles Hinge.