
Only Apple is invulnerable to chip shortage
Which only hurts its rivals
While the chip shortage is canning Apple’s rivals, the fruity cargo cult is laughing all the way to the bank, according to a new report from Wave7.

Apple admits spying on users' email since 2019
More embarrassment from the antitrust court case
While fruity cargo cult Apple was lecturing the world about user privacy it was secretly scanning iCloud Mail for kiddie porn without telling anyone.

Apple admits it is a great platform for distributing child porn
Gotta be the best at everything
Fruity cargo cult Apple’s anti-fraud chief Eric Friedman admitted the company is the “greatest platform for distributing child porn”.

Apple stuffs up a small update
Well, it is software what do you expect?
The fruity cargo cult Apple has created a major headache for fanboys with a small update.

Apple delays forcing its staff back into the office
Claims that the delta variant is to blame
Fruity cargo cult Apple has once again delayed a move to drag its drones back into the spaceship to receive programming from middle managers and attend endless meetings.

Apple censors apps to favour Chinese politicians
All part of the service
Apple routinely censors references to Chinese politicians, dissidents and other topics in its engraving service.

Freedom of the Press Foundation wades into Apple
All those Tame Apple Press reporters could be vulnerable
While Apple has the unanalysed love of most of the press, the Freedom of the Press Foundation is worried they could be invulnerable due to Jobs’ Mob’s scanning of its iCloud.

Apple must pay $300 million in patent case
Loses Optis case
Fruity cargo cult Apple did not invent the technology used in its iPhones, iPads, and Watches and flouted technology developed by Optis, a court has ruled.

Apple staff concerned about Jobs' Mob monitoring
We thought we didn't do that sort of thing
Apple's move to scan its cloud for kiddie porn has managed to upset Apple staff who are concerned that the outfit is breaking its own privacy policies.

Apple under fire for scanning users' photos
From privacy groups to Edward Snowden
Apple's plans to scan users' iCloud Photos library against a database of child sexual abuse material (CSAM) to look for matches and childrens' messages for explicit content has come under fire from privacy whistleblower Edward Snowden and the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).