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Apple's 'Find My' helped police track suspects in deadly pursuit
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Where is Apple going next with Services?
designr said:Curious, with Apple's angle on privacy, if they've ever considered buying DuckDuckGo and pouring enough resources into it to put a dent in Google's primary revenue/profit source.
Apple Maps was started to avoid being too beholden to Google for a critical service/information capability. They also ditched Samsung on ARM for similar reasons.
A move like that could be a strategic move.
The only other thing that immediately comes to mind is for Apple to more seriously pursue the MVNO idea they allegedly considered when launching iPhone.
Besides, currently Apple does nothing and gets paid.
”Google will reportedly pay Apple $9 billion in 2018 and $12 billion in 2019 to remain as Safari's default search engine, according to Business Insider. The report comes courtesy of Goldman Sachs analyst Rod Hall.Sep 29, 2018”
Microsoft Bing apparently generates $7.5 in annual revenue. -
Where is Apple going next with Services?
Apple wants to be more in financial services. Leasing cars, computers, etc.
Credit
Savings accounts
Investments
Insurance (anything Apple sells)
Healthcare/Insurance
Education (institution)
iCloud hasn’t really impressed except for syncing. There’s other opportunities there but Apple seems to be staying away from competing with Microsoft.
Apple may be interesting in competing with Twitch when Apple Arcade is built out. -
Disney returns working iPhone to owner, after two months underwater
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FCC fines AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile $200M for selling customer location data