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Despite Rhetoric, Apple Compromises on Data Security, Human Rights in China

Despite Rhetoric, Apple Compromises on Data Security, Human Rights in China Posted by John Chan | May 18, 2021 Recent investigations by The New York Times and The Information have highlighted how Apple handed access to Chinese users’ iCloud data to a state-owned enterprise, while its suppliers are suspected to have participated in forced labor programs in Xinjiang. The two reports, especially the NYT investigation into Apple’s data storage practices, have attracted particular attention in light of Apple’s high profile efforts to present itself as an industry leader in privacy protection. The New York Times’ In China, Apple has ceded legal ownership of its customers’ data to Guizhou-Cloud Big Data, or GCBD, a company owned by the government of Guizhou Province, whose capital is Guiyang. Apple recently required its Chinese customers to accept new iCloud terms and conditions that list GCBD as the service provider and Apple as “an additional party.” Apple told customers

Why a Shortage Has Made Computer Chips the New Toilet Paper

to receive it weekdays. Most people need toilet paper and computer chips every day, and yet we rarely think about either of them. That changed during the coronavirus pandemic when first bathroom rolls and then chips became scarce. Computer chips aren’t so disposable, but they are equally essential as electronic brains for products like smartphones, cars, airplanes and most modern appliances. Chip shortages have stalled new car manufacturing, made rental cars harder to find and complicated business even for the dog washing industry. I spoke to Don Clark, who has written about computer chips for years, about the importance of chips, why the U.S. government is obsessed with making more of them in America, and how a new chip mania is a revenge for the nerds.

Jobs Report Shows Surprising Slowdown in Hiring: Live Updates

Jobs Report Shows Surprising Slowdown in Hiring: Live Updates
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Computer Chips Are the New Toilet Paper

Computer Chips Are the New Toilet Paper
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Jobs Report Is Expected to Show a Big Gain: Live Updates

Jobs Report Is Expected to Show a Big Gain: Live Updates
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