Apple’s Security and Privacy Motivations are Questioned In recent years, Apple has been touting their commitment to security and privacy as a key aspect of their products, but some are questioning the veracity of those claims. A recent post on a forum highlighted the fact that Apple’s restrictions on full-screen websites and progressive web applications (PWAs) are not motivated by security concerns, but rather by the company’s desire to promote their App Store and restrict competition.

The text above consists of various comments and pieces of advice from aquarium enthusiasts. While it may seem overwhelming at first glance, there are some important takeaways to consider when it comes to maintaining a healthy and happy aquarium. First and foremost, it is crucial to do your research and have a plan in place before starting an aquarium. Rushing into the hobby and making impulsive purchases can lead to problems down the line, potentially even putting the health of your fish at risk.

In today’s world where technology and data collection is becoming more ubiquitous, the argument that “you have nothing to hide” is a fallacy. This argument suggests that if you have nothing to hide, then you should not be concerned about surveillance or invasion of privacy. However, as evidenced by numerous instances of power abuse in places such as the NSA and the police, this argument is dangerous and misguided.

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Google’s Failure to Monetize AI Google has been grappling with a conundrum over how to turn their Artificial Intelligence (AI) research into commercially viable products. In the opinion of many insiders, Google missed an opportunity to cash in on the immense potential of AI technology because the product development team did not understand the underlying technology or how to commercialize it. As a result, Google allowed the DeepMind team, without any product launches to their credit, to take over the AI project, doubling down on their failed strategy.