Politics

The United States Department of Justice has made a significant step in its investigation of Apple's antitrust policies.

Four Democrat lawmakers have urged the FTC to investigate both Apple and Google over claims they are using unfair practices in the collection and sale of personal data.

A new report claims that Facebook parent company Meta paid a GOP firm to smear TikTok as a threat to American children.

Apple has officially ended support Mir cards issued by Russia's National Payment Card System.

State-sponsored media in Russia reports that the country's media watchdog is seeking to restrict access to Instagram and Meta's other platforms in the countries.

Apple has reportedly joined more than 60 companies calling for an end to governor Greg Abbot's executive order regarding gender-affirming healthcare.

Apple CEO Tim Cook presented the company's latest range of products at its 'Peek Performance' event yesterday, but it's what he didn't say that has people talking.

Russia's Alfa-Bank has warned customers that Russian cards will stop working on the App Store from Thursday.

Multiple sources, including several VPN providers and app data service Sensor Tower, tell iMore that VPN reliance has increased massively in Russia in recent days.

Readdle, the developer of popular productivity apps like PDF Expert, Spark, Scanner Pro, and more, has pulled all its apps off the Russian App Store.

Russia's biggest Apple premium reseller re:Store has closed stores in the country because of a need "to assess the current situation on the market."

Today, Meta security policy head Nathaniel Gleicher announced that Russian state media is no longer able to monetize on its platforms.

The Ukrainian vice prime minister has asked Tim Cook to stop selling Apple products and block access to the App Store in Russia.

Apple Music has featured a 'We Love Neil' (Young) section in its Apple Music app after the artist told Spotify to take down his music because of misinformation about vaccines spread by Joe Rogan.

People across Twitter are canceling Spotify after it decided to ditch Neil Young's songs in favor of Joe Rogan.

A group of Rohingya refugees has sued Facebook parent company, Meta, for $150bn over claims it allowed hate speech on its platform that they say contributed to the 2017 genocide in Myanmar.

In the latest bizarre technological turn in the Kyle Rittenhouse case, the defense has asked for a mistrial because video evidence sent by email from an iPhone was compressed.