Here are some interesting tech news stories this week:

• Apple’s new Self Service Repair program is an opportunity to repair relationships
• Google's Gmail app now lets you make voice and video calls
• Amazon and Target play 'outsized' role in port congestion and pollution, report finds
• A hacker named Bowser agrees to pay Nintendo $10 million to settle a civil piracy suit
• Instagram launches 'Take a Break' and other safety features for teens
• Samsung merges mobile and consumer electronics divisions in major shakeup
• YouTube says most disputed copyright claims are resolved in the uploader's favor
• Google's mail-in Pixel repair service reportedly compromised photos and accounts
• New Twitter CEO has already begun a 'major reorganization'
• Facebook is testing a bill splitting feature in Messenger
• Someone is hacking receipt printers with 'antiwork' messages
• Microsoft is testing a few ways to improve Windows 11's Start menu
• Facebook details its takedown of a mass-harassment network
• CVS Pharmacy now offers audio prescription labels across the US
• Patient receives the world's first fully 3D-printed prosthetic eye
• It's time to study the health impacts of TikTok, researchers say
• Amazon ordered to rerun contentious Alabama union election

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