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SolarWinds hackers used iOS zero-day to penetrate iPhones used by government officials
Remember: The "good guys" want back doors into everything. The "good guys" are funding and using these hacks, so why shouldn't others.
So, why should others place nice when we don't. Biden just today told Putin to reign in these supposed "Russian hackers". Then, Biden noted, we have the capability to do the same to them. Then, Biden continued with his Cold War rhetoric.
Too much bumper sticker level thinking.
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Apple wants 'Apple Car' batteries made in US, claims report
Apple had to make the effort.But, one thing is clear. China, Taiwan, SK, Vietnam, India either has or will have the infrastructure (people, education, transportation, skills, persistence, entrepreneurship), to build what Apple wants.
What is also clear is, after decades of US decline in these same areas, the US cannot compete.Sure, if the US invests in massive infrastructure, in maybe 30 years, the US might be an option — but not now — and not ever if the US continues the same policies and priorities of the last 40 years. -
Ireland plays defense as overhaul to global corporate tax rate looms
There should not be any tax havens.
Taxation based on local economic activity is the only fair approach. For Apple or any other company to make money and spend money in other countries, and allow those numbers to be used in another country is unfair to everyone -- it's exploitation otherwise.
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Apple's App Tracking Transparency driving advertisers to spend more on Android
A difference between IOS and Android are the customers. iOS customers are likely to be higher spending, higher income I would expect advertisers would get more bang from the buck on iOS. Will increasing advertising on Android give the advertisers their money back? -
Qualcomm thinks it can make a laptop chip better than Apple's M1
So, what was the result of Apple's lawsuit against the engineers at Nuvia?
Seems QCOM's purchase of Nuvia and use of those engineers is quite dependent on the outcome of that lawsuit.
