The whole land-grab in the Indian telecom market continues to blow my hair back. A class-action lawsuit around Incognito Mode. More hints at an Apple Prime subscription. CES refuses to give up the ghost, while Kitty Hawk seems to have given up on its Flyer.
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- Speaking up on racism (Tim Cook/Apple.com)
- Early Facebook Employees Disavow Zuckerberg’s Stance on Trump Posts (NYTimes)
- Snap will stop promoting Trump’s account after concluding his tweets incited violence (The Verge)
- Exclusive: Amazon in talks to buy $2 billion stake in Indian telco Bharti Airtel - sources (Reuters)
- Google faces $5 billion lawsuit in U.S. for tracking 'private' internet use (Reuters)
- Suit Claims Google’s Tracking Violates Federal Wiretap Law (NYTimes)
- iOS 13.5.5 code provides evidence of future Apple services bundle in development (9to5Mac)
- CES will be held in-person in Las Vegas next year (The Verge)
- ZoomInfo aiming to price IPO $1 above revised price range (CNBC)
- Gaming Startup Unity Is Said to Prepare for IPO This Year (Bloomberg)
- Kitty Hawk ends Flyer program, shifts focus to once-secret autonomous aircraft (TechCrunch)
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