Apple tracking looted iPhones

Apple is watching the looters who have pillaged its stores during the protests.

President Trump calls Floyd death 'shocking,' calls protesters 'thugs'; Twitter adds warning to tweet

(AP) — President Donald Trump on Friday called protesters in Minneapolis “thugs” and said that "when the looting starts, the shooting starts” — drawing another warning from Twitter for his rhetoric. Trump tweeted after protesters outraged by the death of a black man in police custody torched a police station.

Twitter fact-checks Trump; he threatens new regs or shutdown

Claiming tech giants “silence conservative voices,” Trump tweeted Wednesday that, “We will strongly regulate, or close them down, before we can ever allow this to happen.”

Ford's cop cars can now kill coronavirus with extreme heat

The automaker has developed a software update for some of its Explorer-based Police Interceptor Utility patrol vehicles that allows them to use the climate control system to raise the cabin temperature to 133 degrees for 15 minutes to help kill any coronavirus inside.

New Illinois grants to help expand broadband, digital access

A new state grant program will provide communities with money and expertise to expand broadband capacity and improve digital access.

Man fatally stabbed Tinder date just hours after meeting, police say

Layton City Police Department received a call from Ethan Hunsaker, 24, saying that he had killed someone inside of his apartment. 

TruConnect offers internet services for low-income families through Lifeline program
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Matthew Johnson, owner and co-CEO of TruConnect, talks about how low-income families can obtain affordable internet service through their partnership with the Lifeline federal assistance program.

How safe and private are contact tracing apps?
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Quentin Rhoads-Herrera, director of professional services at Critical Start, joins GDC to talk about the safety and privacy concerns stemming from new contact tracing apps.

Tech companies talking about building semiconductor plants in US to avoid reliance on Asia

Two companies are considering building new semiconductor plants in the United States after the pandemic showed that relying on Asian factories for parts can be problematic.

Tips for battling 'Zoom fatigue' during quarantine
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Allison Johnsen, behavioral health manager at Northwestern Medicine Central DuPage Hospital, talks about some of the drawbacks of Zoom meetings and how to make the most out of digital communication.