Today on Boot Up: Walt Mossberg criticizes Musk and exits X, Dictionary.com introduces 'nepo baby' and 'crypto-fascism', modern cars face data privacy issues, Hyundai joins in-car payment trend, NYC clamps down on Airbnb, Roku enacts more layoffs, DoD initiates AARO website, Spotify considers lyric paywalls, iPhone enthusiasts outspend Android users, China restricts iPhones in government, Cup Noodles dives into gaming, and UK retains iMessage encryption.

Veteran tech guru Walt Mossberg slams Elon Musk, deactivates X account: ‘Cesspool’

Dictionary.com adds 500 words — 'nepo baby' and 'crypto-fascism' make cut

If You’ve Got a New Car, It’s a Data Privacy Nightmare

‘Hyundai Pay’ is the latest effort by car companies to make in-car payments a thing

The End of Airbnb in New York

NYC’s ‘de facto ban’ on Airbnb is already removing listings

Roku turns to layoffs (again) and removes streaming content to cut costs

The Department of Defense Launches the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office Website

All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office

Spotify wants to put in-app lyrics behind a paywall

iPhone users spend seven times more on apps than Android users

China Bans iPhone Use for Government Officials at Work

Why Cup Noodles is going ‘gamer-friendly’

Future of iMessage safe in the UK, as government backs down on encryption

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