Uber wants to become “the OS for everyday life,” Peloton’s IPO is a good news/bad news situation, the FTC sues Match.com for allegedly catfishing people, stuff I missed from yesterday’s Amazon event, and an “interesting raise” startup that wants to turn renters into home owners.Sponsors:Metalab.coCognitoHQ.comLinks:Uber overhauls its app in ambitious bid to become ‘the operating system for your everyday life’ (The Verge)Peloton slides after opening below IPO price in market debut (CNBC)At Least 70 Countries Have Had Disinformation Campaigns, Study Finds (NYTimes)Attorney General Barr Seeks DOJ Facebook Antitrust Probe (Bloomberg)Match.com connected daters to fake accounts to boost subscriptions, US regulators say (The Verge)Amazon’s new Echo Flex lets you put Alexa everywhere in your home (The Verge)Alexa's 'Certified for Humans' wants to eliminate smart-home headaches (CNET)Divvy Homes Raises $43M Series B To Help Renters Become Homeowners (Crunchbase News)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.