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Apple disables facial recognition firm Clearview AI's iOS app for violating developer rule...
Not sure how much you value privacy but I encourage you to read the NY Times article and listen to their Daily podcast on this matter, then come back and tell us that ClearView deserves "the same consideration" as any other developer.CloudTalkin said:
Disabled. Clearview has 14 days to respond regarding the violation. Depending on their response, they could have their account re-enabled. As noted in the article, FB and Google did similar actions and had their accounts temporarily disabled... and quickly reinstated. FB and Google have major muscle so not sure if Clearview would receive the same considerations as the big boys since they don't have the same level of cachet.planetary paul said:Disabled or terminated?
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French fine Apple $27 million for battery patch that could slow down old iPhones
Thomas Jefferson and Ben Franklin would have disagreed with you to a fair degree. And pretty sure that Luis Vitton, Chopard, and Chanel outperform anything comparable designed/produced in the USA. Plus, you may not know this but a lot of French people work for Apple or develop apps for Apple platforms. But to a reactionary xenophobe like you - hey, the French, bad!SpamSandwich said:France: “We can’t compete, so we levy fines against everyone.”
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WSJ reported Apple was headed for a slump before one of the biggest rallies ever
That's a pretty broad stroke you're painting there.maestro64 said:If people have not figured it out, they soon will. The Media and Journalist that work for them are trying to remake the world in their own image, they want the world to operate how they see it should be. They are story tellers not fact communicators, the story in their head is far more important than the any facts.
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WSJ reported Apple was headed for a slump before one of the biggest rallies ever
According to you, of course. Some misses, sure, but still the paper of record, like it or not.SpamSandwich said:Because the state of journalism today is in utter shambles. The New York Times has no credibility.
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What to expect from Apple's Q1 2020 earnings report on January 28
The perennial Mr. Spam: always on time and target with the absolute mot just.SpamSandwich said:Today is what happens when you put most of your company’s fortunes in China’s hands. Diversify, Apple! Move more production closer to the source, in other words, the US!
