After being threatened with fines by the country's media watchdog, Apple has removed an app from Russia's opposition leader Alexei Navalny that was helping people to vote tactically in this weekend's Russian election.
Russia's media watchdog could fine both Apple and Google for hosting a Smart Voting application.
Apple shareholders are seeking a resolution that will force the company to account for its "anti-competitive repair policies."
Apple has been fined $1,000 for holding an event with more than 50 people at its Orchard Road Store in Singapore earlier this summer.
Microsoft has confirmed that running Windows on Apple silicon is not officially a "supported scenario", potentially causing problems for Parallels users.
A series of small protests have taken place at Apple stores in the U.S. ahead of the iPhone 13 launch, over Apple's plan to scan iCloud Photos for Child Sexual Abuse Material.
Investor Roger McNamee has warned Apple it should wake up and smell the antitrust coffee that is brewing and compromise with regulators.
Apple has fired senior engineering manager Ashley Gjøvik because of an "intellectual property matter", Gjøvik has for months been raising concerns about harassment and intimidation in the workplace at Apple, and has filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board.
A new report from The Washington Post says that Apple's bug bounty program has a massive backlog, and isn't up to the standard of similar initiatives offered by rival companies.
Apple appears to have launched its same-day shipping service in Canada, just in time for iPhone 13.