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"AI has a 'social impact' warns Apple's Carlos Guestrin" Apple Must 2:04 PM
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"How a 'ghost city' became 'iPhone City' (Video)" Apple 3.0 8:12 AM
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"The most popular iPhone apps of all time" Axios 8:47 AM
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"More than 75% of Nintendo's $60M Super Mario Run global revenues came from iOS" AppleInsider 6:44 PM
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"Today in Apple history: Apple admits Antennagate is a thing" Cult of Mac 8:12 AM
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"Facebook Faces Broadened Federal Investigations Over Data and Privacy" New York Times [Free/Paid Registration Required] 9:20 PM
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"U.S. government asks FCC to deny China Mobile's telecom services license request" Reuters 9:19 PM
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"The next Huawei Watch could store a pair of wireless earbuds" Digital Trends 8:47 PM
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"The Federal Investigation Into Facebook Is Growing" BuzzFeed 6:46 PM
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"Samsung phones are spontaneously texting users' photos to random contacts without their permission" The Verge 4:45 PM
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"Google's Gmail, other services let third parties read user emails, report says" ["Google is not alone in its practices, as Microsoft and Verizon's Oath Communications also let partners skim user emails. Oath, which formed out of Verizon's acquisition of Yahoo, says access is considered 'on a case-by-case basis' and requires explicit consent from users, policies similar to those employed by Microsoft."]
 AppleInsider 6:45 PM
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"Google accused of allowing third-parties to read your Gmail" Android Authority 5:23 PM
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"Tech's 'Dirty Secret': The App Developers Sifting Through Your Gmail/Software developers scan hundreds of millions of emails of users who sign up for email-based services" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 4:38 PM
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"TMO Background Mode Encore Interview with Freelance Tech Jounalist Kirk McElhearn" The Mac Observer 4:43 PM
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"Supercapacitors, VPNs, PRAM, and iCloud – Mac Geek Gab 716" The Mac Observer 7:52 AM
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