Apple announced a few other advanced security features on Wednesday, including one geared toward journalists, human rights activists and government officials who ‘face extraordinary digital threats.’
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Maine startup hopes trawler cams help save world’s dwindling fish stocks
To sustainably manage what’s left, scientists need reliable data on the activities of the tens of thousands of fishing vessels, but independent observers are scarce. Can technology do the job?
Maryland becomes latest to ban TikTok in state agencies
The U.S. armed forces also prohibits the app on military devices.
Stocks fall again on Wall Street, extending recent losses
The dip comes a day after stronger-than-expected readings on the economy raised worries that the Fed has a ways to go in getting inflation under control.
Maine Republicans want to strip tax benefits from businesses that boycott lobster
The lawmakers’ bill would penalize companies such as Whole Foods that refuse to buy Maine products because they don’t carry a stamp of approval from a third party.
Spruce Mountain Ski Area announces new manager, ticket program
Zak Toothaker named the new manager, as well as a new program announced that will offer discounts to skiers looking to check out other ski areas in the region.
Facebook parent Meta threatens to remove news from platform
Congress is considering legislation that could require social media companies to pay news outlets for their material.
Trump Organization convicted in executive tax dodge scheme
The Trump Organization was accused of being complicit in a scheme by top executives to avoid paying personal income taxes on job perks such as rent-free apartments and luxury cars.
North Carolina attack described as ‘wakeup call’ to protect power substations
The governor calls for a thorough assessment of the state’s critical infrastructure, and thousands remain without power after a person or persons shot up 2 substations.
Outgoing Twitter employees launch legal campaign over severance packages, work visas
Outgoing employees say the company has been inordinately slow to provide information about how the payout process will work, and confusion reigns about the ultimate package the company will give people.