Apple

@variety.com a year ago

HAF: Josh Kim Sings Korean American Ballad in ‘Camellia Girl’ Project

@businessinsider.de 5 years ago

Tim Cook sent a memo to employees explaining why he stands by Apple’s decision to remove an app used by Hong Kong protesters to track police (AAPL)

@forbes.com 5 years ago

Apple Removes App Used To Track Hong Kong Police After Pressure From China

@variety.com 5 years ago

Apple Denounced as ‘Reckless’ by China State-Run Media Over App for Tracking Hong Kong Police

@businessinsider.de 5 years ago

AOC, Marco Rubio, and 5 more lawmakers just wrote a letter to Tim Cook calling Apple's decision to remove an app used by Hong Kong protesters 'deeply concerning' (AAPL)

@reuters.com 5 years ago

Apple pulls app used to track Hong Kong police, protesters

@reuters.com 5 years ago

Apple pulls police-tracking app used by Hong Kong protesters after consulting authorities

@businessinsider.de 5 years ago

Apple has approved an app which lets Hong Kong protesters track the police after initially rejecting it (AAPL)

@businessinsider.de 5 years ago

Apple CEO Tim Cook met with a Chinese state regulator days after controversially booting a Hong Kong map app from the App Store

@reuters.com 5 years ago

Apple pulls app used to track Hong Kong police after China paper's criticism

@nytimesworld 5 years ago

Apple pulled an app that let Hong Kong’s protesters track the police, a day after facing intense criticism from Chinese state media nyti.ms

@businessinsider.de 5 years ago

Apple rejected an app in Hong Kong that helped protesters track police activity

@reuters.com 5 years ago

Apple pulls app used to track Hong Kong police, Cook defends move

@nytimesworld 5 years ago

Apple pulled an app that let Hong Kong’s protesters track the police, a day after facing intense criticism from Chinese state media nyti.ms

@rt.com 5 years ago

Apple removes app that Hong Kong protesters used to track police movements, cites concerns over putting law enforcement in danger

@fastcompany.com 5 years ago

Apple apparently bans app that allowed Hong Kong protesters to track police movements