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Apple's App Store has many scams - The Washington Post - Vimarsana News

Apple's App Store has many scams - The Washington Post

Apple claims its App Store is carefully curated so that only the best apps get through. The truth is, the App Store is littered with scams and "fleeceware," which uses fake user ratings to trick customers into paying for something they don't want.

Apple Says Malware Is A Problem On Macs. So How Bad Is It? - Vimarsana News

Apple Says Malware Is A Problem On Macs. So How Bad Is It?

An Apple executive testified under oath in court that malware on Macs is at an "unacceptable" level. How bad is it really?

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Censorship, surveillance and profits: Apple is walking a tightrope in China - Vimarsana News

Censorship, surveillance and profits: Apple is walking a tightrope in China

Censorship, surveillance and profits: Apple is walking a tightrope in China We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Jack Nicas, Raymond Zhong and Daisuke Wakabayashi May 19, 2021 — 5.37am Save Normal text size Advertisement On the outskirts of this city in a poor, mountainous province in southwestern China, men in hard hats recently put the finishing touches on a white building a quarter-mile long with few windows and a tall surrounding wall. There was little sign of its purpose, apart from the flags of Apple and China flying out front,...

Censorship, surveillance and profits: hard bargain for Apple in China - Vimarsana News

Censorship, surveillance and profits: hard bargain for Apple in China

24 Apple and China flags fly above the entrance to Apple's new data center in Guiyang, China, on Oct 31, 2020. (NYT photo) GUIYANG, China: On the outskirts of this city in a poor, mountainous province in southwestern China, men in hard hats recently put the finishing touches on a white building a quarter-mile long with few windows and a tall surrounding wall. There was little sign of its purpose, apart from the flags of Apple and China flying out front, side by side. Inside, Apple was preparing to store the personal data of its Chinese customers on computer servers ru...