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Apple urges the U.S. Senate to disregard the proposed sideloading app bill. Here's why the iPhone maker wants this law to be junked.

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As advertisers look for hyper-targeted, contextualised advertising, the changes could hurt Facebook’s ad biz, with advertisers likely to move to competitor platforms

Facebook Desperately tries to Sell iPhone users on Giving up their Privacy for 'Thirty Pieces of Silver'   Last Thursday Patently Apple posted two reports on the Apple-Facebook war of words over the user privacy issue. The first report was titled "Apple's CEO Lambasted U.S. Tech Giants for Data Exploitation at the 'Computers, Privacy & Data Protection Conference'." The second report was titled "As Facebook's CEO Gnashes his teeth, Apple commemorates 'Data Privacy Day' by sharing a report titled "A Day in the Life of Your Data."   In a new report posted earlier today we learn that Facebook w...

Twitter feed to come out and tell american citizens that someone who was supposedly in denver, colorado, was going to assassinate me at a very high profile conference. that is a form of intelligence manipulation of american citizens. and it's the next step of operations, that it started last year is no surprise. >> spencer? >> yeah, to take a point that malcolm made really aptly. you'll remember that toward the end of the obama administration, james clapper, the former director of national intelligence, started to in public briefings on the hill talk about cybersecurity as a more elevated conc...