Apple Faces Antitrust Accusations from European Antitrust Investigators Drew Wilson | May 2, 2022 European investigators have issued a statement of objections against Apple over its Apple Pay system.
35 US States Join Epic’s Appeal of Apple Antitrust Case Drew Wilson | January 28, 2022 A coalition of US states have joined Epic in their appeal of their case against Apple.
Apple Appeals Dutch Antitrust Fine While Opening Store to Alternative Pay Methods Drew Wilson | January 15, 2022 Dutch antitrust regulators have told Apple to open up payment systems in their app store or pay fines of up to €50 million.
NSO Group Faces Another Lawsuit – This Time, From Apple Drew Wilson | November 29, 2021 Notorious hacking vendor, NSO Group, is facing another lawsuit. This time, Apple is the one taking the organization to court.
Apple vs Epic: Apple No Monopoly, But Needs to Allow Other Payment Methods Drew Wilson | September 19, 2021 The long running Apple vs Epic case has come to a conclusion of sorts. A judge made a ruling that seems split.
Apple Issues Patch After Citizen Lab Discovers NSO Group Exploit Drew Wilson | September 15, 2021 Apple has issued a security patch over a flaw found by Citizen Lab. The exploit was reportedly used by NSO Group.
After Apple’s CSAM Program is Delayed, Protests Emerge to Cancel It Altogether Drew Wilson | September 14, 2021 After Apple delayed it’s file scanning program (CSAM), protesters came out to urge Apple to cancel these plans altogether.
Apple’s Surveillance Plans Sparks Petitions and International Condemnation Drew Wilson | August 25, 2021 Apple’s plan to scan people’s personal files is gaining negative attention from around the world. Many are asking Apple to halt its plans.
Apple’s Plan to Scan Files Uploaded to the iCloud Sparks Security Concerns Drew Wilson | August 10, 2021 Apple’s plan to combat child exploitation by scanning every users photo’s is sparking concerns over privacy and security.
Court Documents: Apple Didn’t Disclose Hack Compromising 128 Million iPhones Drew Wilson | May 24, 2021 The Apple vs Epic court case has unveiled some unexpected information. This includes a hack that compromised 128 million iPhones.
