TechApple Intentionally Broke FaceTime On iOS 6 To Save Money And Force Users To Upgrade, Lawsuit Claims A new class-action lawsuit alleges that Apple broke FaceTime on iOS 6 on purpose back in 2014. The company reportedly resorted to this scheme to cut costs by forcing users to upgrade to iOS 7.by Alexandra Burlacu
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TechNext Trump Executive Order Will Hit The Tech Sector Hard: Work-Visa Program Overhaul Will Prioritize Americans Over Foreign Workersby Aaron Mamiit
TechACLU Sues White House Over Trump Immigration Ban And Shatters Fundraising Records: $24 Million This Weekendby Alexandra Burlacu
TechUber Plans To Create $3 Million Legal Defense Fund To Assist Drivers Facing Immigration Banby Chris Loterina
TechFollowing Trump's Immigration Order, Google Urges All Staff Overseas To Return To US While They Still Canby Alexandra Burlacu
TechTwitter Speaks Out On FBI Data Requests As Gag Orders Are Lifted: Did The Government Overstep Legal Boundaries?by Alexandra Burlacu
TechQualcomm Under Siege: Apple Files $1 Billion Lawsuit Against Chip Maker For Inflated Royalty Paymentsby Aaron Mamiit
TechUber Will Pay $20 Million To Settle FTC Allegations That It Misled Drivers On How Much They Can Earnby Aaron Mamiit