Going down a black hole of despair

The Tame Apple press is doing its best to spin a story about India’s antitrust watchdog ordering an investigation into Apple’s business practices.

Just as well Apple fanboys are not pervs

Fears that Apple’s AirTag is being used to stalk women that Apple fanboys might have taken a shine too are proving true.

Puts company on probation 

Fruity cargo cult Apple has realised that Foxconn’s poor treatment of women workers in its Indian plant is doing the same sort of PR damage it saw when there were similar problems in China.

Gotta leave this sinking ship

Fruity cargo cult Apple is starting to worry about losing its engineers to companies like Facebook.

Orange order against Apple app payment system

The Dutch antitrust authority has found that Apple's rules requiring software developers to use its in-app payment system are anti-competitive and ordered it to make changes.

Feed up with drinking from one poisoned chalice picks another

Apple has poached Facebook’s communications and public relations lead Andrea Schubert for its augmented reality (AR) products.

They wanna be rich

Big Tech is losing executives and engineers to chase Crypto which is being seen as a once-in-a-generation opportunity.

 
That is what happens when corporates get too powerful

The US Justice Department is still months away from deciding whether to sue Apple or file a new suit against Google over antitrust concerns, because it has does not have enough cash to take the big corporates on right now.

Must listen to shareholder demands

In a second disaster for Apple this week the US Securities and Exchange Commission has declined an effort by Apple to ignore a shareholder demand that it stop covering up its efforts to keep forced labour out of its supply chain.

Apple fanboy needs protection from real computer experts

Apple fanboy Kim Jong Un depends on state hackers, whose cybercrimes finance his nuclear arms programmes and prop up the economy.