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YouTube to curb targeted ads for kids, Shoptify looking to develop its own delivery network, Apple Card can be stained by jeans and wallets.
YouTube flags fighting robots for animal cruelty, Cerebras Systems creates the world’s largest chip, Facebook gives users more control over data sharing.
Airbnb comes down hard on a sketchy host, a Wall Street Journal story about big U.S. tech companies setting up shop in Canada continues to spur discussion, and Twitter shuts down 200,000 accounts believed to be part of a Chinese government sponsored campaign that’s against the protest movement in Honk Kong.
The U.S. has delayed its ban on Huawei; IKEA opens business unit devoted to smart home products; Disney announces streaming service coming to Canada
New Bluetooth vulnerability discovered Google improves its copyright claim system, seniors spend the most time in front of a screen.
Apple explains why it’s hiding iPhone battery health status, Windows 10 users should patch their PCs ASAP, you can now send reminders to other users through Google Assistant.
Microsoft admits to listening to Cortana and Skype; Huawei aided African governments in spying; desperate teen sends tweet from fridge
Tumblr sold for $3 million to Automattic, Google to allow sharing web pages across devices, snag a free Google Home Mini.
Broadcasting giants CBS and Viacom set to merge; hi-tech warfare is underway in Hong Kong protests; Save icon in Word called into question
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