 It's Wednesday, July 18th, 2012. I'm Nilay Patel, and if this storm keeps up, this may well be our last 90 seconds on the verge. A UK judge has ordered Apple to very publicly state that Samsung did not copy the iPad. Earlier in the case, Judge Colin Burst said the Galaxy Tab was, quote, not as cool as the iPad. We think it's a pretty safe bet Apple will be using that line in every single one of these legally mandated ads from now on. YouTube has introduced an automated face blurring tool. With one click, the technology will identify faces throughout an uploaded video and obscure them. This is seemingly just the first step towards providing visual anonymity. The other alternative, of course, is to just not upload your son's Occupy Protests videos to the internet. AT&T is poised to become the second US carrier to offer shared data plans. Starting this August, customers can add any number of smartphones, laptops, and tablets to a data bucket ranging from one to 20 gigabytes. Prices so far look to be fairly comparable to Verizon's share everything plan, but which specific deal is best for you depends on how many devices you have. Speaking of AT&T, an iOS 6 beta screenshot suggests the carrier will charge extra for FaceTime video calling over cellular. AT&T CEO Randall Stevenson was overheard at a conference saying, quote, it's too early to talk about pricing. Asked about the situation, Verge managing editor, Nilay Patel said it's f***ing bulls*** and began ranting about net neutrality, which is so important and nobody takes it seriously, even though it's the most important free speech issue of our f***ing time. Finally, Microsoft has announced a release date for Windows 8. It's Friday, October 26th, which isn't surprising at all. Plenty of weekend accordingly. That's it for today's top stories. Tomorrow we'll discuss why my phone will let me shoot a bird at a pig, but won't remind me to take an umbrella out of the house.