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Apple removes police-tracking app used in Hong Kong protests from its app store

  • Crowdsourcing app HKmap.live violated rules because it was used to ambush police and by criminals
  • Apple: ‘Many concerned customers in Hong Kong’ contacted the company about the mapping app
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India clampdown hits Kashmir’s Silicon Valley

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Nikkei: Apple raises iPhone 11 production by about 10%

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Google rolls out updated privacy tools for YouTube, Maps

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Samsung Display plans $11bn investment in South Korean LCD plant

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