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Apple announced plans to increase user privacy and keep consumer data out of other companies hands.
New Apple features will include the ability to scan ID cards, hide real email addresses and expanded video conferencing services.
Updated 08 June 2021
June 07, 2021 20:51
Apple Inc, facing accusations from rivals that it has too much control over its App Store, on Monday outlined plans to increase user privacy and keep consumer data out of other companies’ hands, laying out features including expanded video conferencing and storing virtual government IDs on iPhones.
The changes came at Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference for software developers, some of whom have started to complain about Apple’s grip over which apps can appear on its devices, as well as its 15 percent to 30 percent commissions on digital sales.
“My plans changed within a month; the hotel set-up was excellent, the locality to both my workplace and the seven-a-side football I play meant I reevaluated with a view that I would stay in the hotel longer term.”
With no limitations on checking out, Mr May was able to save cash, which would otherwise be swallowed by rent, when he returned home to Scotland for Christmas.
Flexibility could also extend to visits from his partner and their two daughters by utilising one of the hotel’s two-bedroom apartments, or an Airbnb property.
Mr May, an operations manager for a construction company, certainly isn’t alone in his thinking.
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The UAE s vegan community is disappointed by what they deem as false advertising after Starbucks launched an expanded selection of plant-based offerings last week.
This includes two sandwiches made using Beyond Beef, a vegan meat substitute, both of which include either cheese or labneh.
The term plant-based is more commonly used to describe vegan food, rather than anything containing animal products, and so there was confusion over the inclusion of dairy.
Why not make sure vegans can enjoy the new food launch, so that the brand is more socially inclusive?
Ananda Shakespeare, founder of Dubai Vegan Days Seriously?! Take a Beyond Meat product and add cheese to it! wrote one user on the Facebook group Vegans take Dubai.