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Google fined $170M for violating children's privacy
Add three zero's to the fine and they will never do it again!
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Apple's reliance on China continues to grow despite expansions in Brazil and India
Hmmmm...No offense, but first of all they're not animals....macxpress said:
I don't think you can compare assembling a car to assembling a computer. Those are 2 totally different animals.christopher126 said:If Toyota can build 'precise' Prius's in Alabama, (of all places)....surely Apple can assemble devices in the USA!
It really comes down to good management and, most importantly, placing stake-holder's rights above shareholder's rights.
That is to say, a corporation's responsibility is to it's stakeholders, which includes; workers, customers, the environment/(read: Our dear and fragile planet!), citizens, and, yes, shareholders.
How did we get to assembling iPhones/Mac's in China and flying them in a fleet of 747's belching burnt fuel into the atmosphere?
Hmmmm...
Question (APPLE MANAGEMENT): How do we get iPhones into the hands of Americans?
Answer: (APPLE MANAGEMENT): I know, let's use dead dinosaurs and pollute the planet at the same time....
Me: Whaaaaaat?????
Me: Just saying.
P.S. I applaud Apple for their dedication to exquisite design and environmental/Recycling efforts, but....Huh?
Any thoughts?
How about assembling the electronics in 777's, MRI machines, F-35's, drones, nuclear subs, etc., etc. 
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T-Mobile and AT&T partner to battle robocalls
Finally...
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How to check which Mac apps are 32-bit and won't work in macOS Catalina
Hmmmm...basically my Tax Software, Turbo and H&R Block, my Brother printer Control Center...
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Tim Cook invites Coast Guard Admiral Karl Shultz to Apple Park
Tim is a class act!
