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Apple has agreed to revise its business terms for developers following a €500 million fine imposed by EU regulators in April 2025 for restricting customer access to alternative app distribution channels and payment systems.
Apple and OpenAI are engaged in an intensifying legal dispute centred on allegations that the AI company systematically recruited former Apple employees to pilfer confidential hardware designs. A federal judge will rule on the case's future in October.
Apple's Private Relay privacy feature contains a significant flaw that inadvertently exposes user IP addresses, researchers have discovered. The vulnerability affects all iOS browsers and even users of privacy-focused tools like Tor.
OpenAI has asked a U.S. court to throw out Apple's lawsuit accusing it of stealing trade secrets through former employees to develop consumer hardware. OpenAI argues it's building something entirely different and that Apple failed to prove its claims.
Apple temporarily removed Telegram from its App Store after discovering content violating child safety policies. The messaging app was restored within hours once Telegram removed the offending material and blocked the user responsible.
Apple has moved to escalate its legal action against OpenAI, requesting a court injunction to restrict the AI company and two former employees from accessing or using its alleged trade secrets. The case reflects deepening tensions over AI device development.
Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 introduces a passport-shaped foldable that prioritises width over height, a design philosophy Apple will soon adopt. The shift reflects industry recognition that compact, horizontally-oriented devices suit video consumption better than taller forms.
Apple and the US Department of Justice are in preliminary talks to resolve a 2024 antitrust case, with the tech giant making multiple settlement offers, Bloomberg News reported.
Apple has surpassed Nvidia to become the world's most valuable company, valued at $4.88 trillion, reflecting a broader investor shift away from pure AI hardware bets towards profitable services and ecosystem monetization strategies.
Apple's lawsuit accusing OpenAI of stealing trade secrets poses an immediate threat to the AI company's hardware ambitions, potentially disrupting recruitment, slowing product development, and reshaping engineering culture long before any court ruling.
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Apple has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, accusing the AI firm of systematically stealing proprietary technology and trade secrets. The legal action represents a dramatic escalation in tensions between the former partners.
Apple has launched legal action against OpenAI and two former employees, accusing them of systematically stealing trade secrets to fuel OpenAI's push into consumer hardware—marking a sharp turn in their once-collaborative relationship.