End-to-end encryption is an essential security tool that protects our personal data, including our bank details, health information, private conversations and images. It'd be an entirely reckless and unprecedented move from the UK Government to open up a backdoor to this data, and one that will have global consequences.
Intel is gaining momentum following a Bloomberg report that the Trump Administration is in talks to have the U.S. take a stake in the stock. Such a move would mark another intervention by U.S. President Donald Trump in industries seen as vital to national security. Intel declined to comment on the report but said it was deeply committed to supporting Trump's efforts to strengthen U.S. technology and manufacturing leadership.
David Delahunty, known as Delahuntagram, creatively reinterprets everyday objects, turning the Apple Finder icon into a quirky backpack design with a zig-zag zipper.
Shares of Apple are still exploding higher on earnings and tariff news. Just days ago, Apple's EPS of $1.57 beat estimates by 14 cents. Revenue of $94.04 billion, up 9.6% year over year, beat by $4.88 billion. According to analysts at Wedbush, Apple's $100 billion investment in the U.S. is a "good strategic poker move for Cook". According to Wells Fargo, Apple's $100 billion investment is all about tariff exemption.
Cook, as a gay man and as CEO of a company that benefits from cheap labor in countries Trump would refer to as 'shithole countries', turned his back on both communities by debasing himself to this odorous man.
Apple's theft of Fintiv's technology is part of a pattern and practice that Apple has engaged in for years: falsely pretending it wants to 'partner' with companies in order to steal confidential and proprietary information under the guise of a working relationship.
Apple CEO Tim Cook presented a handcrafted sculpture and pledged $100 billion towards U.S. manufacturing, raising the total investment to $600 billion over four years.