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Share this article Share this article WASHINGTON, Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Recent actions this week by several big technology companies, such as Amazon, Apple, and Google to shut down consumer access to the social network Parler is an example of why we built the American Conservative Values ETF (NYSE: ACVF). When we launched The American Conservative Values ETF in October 2020, we gave Big Tech a fair chance, targeting our boycotts at the worst of the worst --in our opinion, Facebook and...

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$699 .00 In other Apple news, we heard about a supposed update to Apple TV hardware, new AirPods, Facebook throwing some significant shade at Apple, and Google Stadia finally landing on iOS. See the Apple news roundup below for all the latest. The top Apple news stories of the past week: iPhone 13 Pro models could finally see the debut of 120Hz refresh rates: According to  The Elec, Apple is working on using OLED displays that are capable of 120Hz refresh rates. Theoretically, these display...

Credit: Apple Fitness+, first announced alongside new Apple Watch models earlier in 2020, is a new workout service designed to leverage Apples integrated ecosystem. It costs $9.99 a month, and requires an Apple Watch to get started. Here are some other details about the service. AirPlay 2 compatibility It appears that Apple Fitness+ is not compatible with AirPlay 2 smart TVs or other devices. As first spotted by MacRumors, users have found that Fitness+ isnt designed to work with AirPlay. Eve...

A show about Gawker proved too hot for Apple to handle Share this story Scraper, is one to add to the list of stories about Apple killing projects that touch things that are too sensitive or edgy for the company. When Tim Cook found out that Apple was working on the show, he reportedly sent an email saying that he was surprised to hear about it. He also mentioned he disliked Gawker. Although Apple has decided to kill the project, the show is back on the market, where another distributor could ...