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May 7 · Issue #948 · View online |
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You may be wondering why the inconsistency of publishing The COMUNICANO. There was one big reason and a few others. First back in early March I had two banks compromised. More of a PITA than a monetary loss-well not much in the end , though the time suck was brutal–but the need to revisit how I manage payments has taken on a new daily game of “whack a mole” that is now more behind me than in front. ..thanks for your patience….I’m also spending a part of the day on wineTOURia, the new wine focused agency started with winepal, Victoria Varela who has joined the Comunicano team too. I’m also working on my own self improvement- mentally, physically and emotionally, as we are all our most important startup… In today’s news–Apple’s Epic battle reveals some Microsoft data…..Apple’s Do Not Track is bad for Facebook…Apple offered preferable APIs to some companies…Amazon delivery has the Domino problem…Prime Day gets some delays…Goldman Sachs goes bigger into crypto…Google likes the idea of TWO….Play Store to get more private….Netflix explores expansion…Substack offers more granular…Twitter gets tips for you… Impossible goes to school….those stories and more are all here today in THE COMUNICANO!!!
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Report shows Apple’s new iPhone anti-tracking feature is devastating for Facebook
Apple rolled out iOS 14.5 a few weeks ago, which brings over a highly-anticipated privacy feature. App Tracking Transparency (ATT) forces developers to ask for consent before tracking users across iPhone and iPad apps and services.
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Epic v. Apple trial reveals how Microsoft has never made money off Xbox hardware
Microsoft revealed in a court appearance this week that it does not, and has never, earned money on the per-unit sales for the Xbox. Each console is sold at a…
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Apple Offered Special App Store API Access to Hulu and Other Developers
Today is the fourth day of the Epic Games v. Apple legal battle, and documents shared in the trial continue to give us insight into the App Store and…
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Amazon Drivers Are Instructed to Drive Recklessly to Meet Delivery Quotas
Drivers say they’re being asked to quietly disable a driver safety system partway through their shifts.
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Amazon delays Prime Day in India and Canada as Covid ravages both countries
Prime Day, which typically takes place in July, was postponed to mid-October last year in the U.S. and elsewhere due to the pandemic.
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Goldman Sachs internal memo unveils new cryptocurrency trading team
Goldman Sachs formally kicked off the cryptocurrency trading era on Wall Street.
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Facebook Oversight Board Director talks Trump Decision - Protocol
Thomas Hughes, director of Facebook’s Oversight Board, explains the board’s decision and why he thinks self-regulation “is the most effective form of content regulation.”
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Zuckerberg’s Plan to Repair Facebook’s Image: More Zuckerberg
During a companywide Q&A with Facebook employees last Thursday, CEO Mark Zuckerberg turned to a question about a recent uptick in posts on his Facebook page, including a joke he made referencing the actor Vin Diesel a few days prior.
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Google's 3-Word Plan for Returning to Work Is the Best I've Ever Seen
It’s time to come up with a plan.
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Google Wants to Make Everyone Use Two Factor Authentication
The company is making some changes to encourage more people to adopt a key digital security mechanism.
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Google Play’s app listings will require privacy info next year, just like the App Store
Apps on Google Play will soon have to give details about what data they collect, as well as other information about their privacy and security practices. Apple added similar information to App Store listings last year.
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Netflix is developing ‘N-Plus’ social network
What is N-Plus from Netflix? Possible new Netflix features: podcasts, user-generated playlists, how-tos? “N-Plus is a future online space where you can learn more about the Netflix shows you love and anything related to them.”
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SubStack-Add sections to your publication
Today, we’re releasing publication sections, which allow you to create and manage multiple newsletters or podcasts within a single main publication.
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Introducing Tip Jar
Today, we’re introducing Tip Jar – a new way for people to send and receive tips.
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Impossible Foods Granted Child Nutrition Label, Opening Up Public School Market
After a massive expansion at retail last year, Impossible Foods is heading into a new market: the school cafeteria.
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