Apple has disabled Apple Pay support for a number of websites selling apparel and other paraphernalia emblazoned with Nazi symbols and white nationalist imagery following recent events and racial unrest in Charlottesville, Virginia, reports BuzzFeed News.
A spokesperson referred the publication to the company’s guidelines for Apple Pay, which forbid the service’s incorporation into sites promoting hate, intolerance, and violence. Apple CEO Tim Cook sent an email to employees Wednesday night announcing donations to the Southern Poverty Law Center and the Anti-Defamation League, saying that he disagreed with the president drawing a moral equivalence between Nazis and white nationalists and those who opposed them.
Ricky Strass, Apple TV+’s head of marketing, is departing after 16 months, reports The Wrap.
You know what would make the new iPad Pro even better? The ability to run…
“Schmigadoon!,” Apple TV+’s musical comedy TV series is about to become “Schmigadoon!,” the musical comedy…
Apple announced a new iPad Pro with M4 chip, Apple Pencil Pro, and a new Magic Keyboard.
Final Cut Pro gets a Live Multicam feature on the iPad and new AI features…
Apple has unveiled Logic Pro for iPad 2 and Logic Pro for Mac 11 for…