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"In other parts of the world, that misinformation is directly leading to people dying."

The legislation will affect mega-retailers with 1,000 or more warehouse workers.

The bills are meant to improve pay and working conditions for people who deliver food for companies like Grubhub and DoorDash.

No, the New York Times article wasn't about surfing.

It's not quite as secure, but it's easy to use and — at least for now — content moderation remains lax.

CEO Tim Cook told employees medical insurance would help cover out-of-state expenses.

From frat boy feuds to making a product everyone else would copy, it's been a wild ride.

New iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches are officially here.

Wait...did you see that?

Epic's antitrust lawsuit revealed a vulnerability for Apple.

Wait, these look awfully familiar...

Elizabeth Holmes has cosplaying fans, apparently.

Anyone with an iPhone can see it.

The first country to accept Bitcoin as legal tender.

It's going to 'collect input and make improvements.'

Hiding your likes, automatically archiving old tweets, and more. Bring it on.

Cher Scarlett says Apple is "enabling the hostility and harassment."

It's a limited test for now, but the auto-blocking feature could be a balm for those on the receiving end of Twitter pile-ons.

Good news in the battle against fake news.

The feature lets users pay for access to exclusive content from their favorite Twitter creators.

The decision comes amidst a rising number of COVID-19 cases in the U.S.

You may be able to manually install Windows 11 and even subsequent updates, but Microsoft is not guaranteeing support.

Space exploration temporarily on hold thanks to a lawsuit and PDFs.

Both companies fired back, calling the lawsuit and the allegations it raises "baseless."

The billionaire CEO gets even richer.