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Apple files a notice of appeal against security firm Corellium, Poly Network offers Hacker who stole from the company a job, and Mark Zuckerberg talks COVID-19 misinformation.
Social Media giants hold firm on Taliban content embargo, Big Tech is facing more challenges in the judicial system, and T-Mobile appears to have lied to the U.S. Government.
Google is developing a feature that lets users control their Android phones using facial expressions, the U.S. government has launched an investigation into Tesla's Autopilot system, and viral TikTok videos are increasing book sales at book retailer Indigo.
Facebook rolls out encrypted voice and video calls, Reddit reaches a $10 billion valuation, and fiery power supplies?
U.S. Senators introduce a bill to stop Apple and Google’s control over in-app purchases, three Australian publishers are accusing Facebook of unfairly taking their content, and can Canada fill the chip shortage gap?
TikTok becomes the world’s most downloaded app, Twitter has redesigned its user interface, and Facebook fights anti-vax information.
Apple shuts down three employee pay equity surveys, Google enhances privacy for kids, and Google is cutting pay of employees who choose to work remotely.
Telus catches heat from the Alberta government over their telehealth app, a ransomware hacker leaks plans to hack, and China’s government widens its tech crackdowns.
Shopify crosses $1 billion in sales, Apple successfully overturns jury verdict on a patent dispute, the FTC condemns Facebook over blocking researchers.
Tech talent in Canada is in high demand, Amazon has been charged with illegally confiscating pro-union pamphlets, and Apple’s new tool could scan iPhones for child abuse photos.
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