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VSCO Capture Announced as a Free Standalone Camera App for iPhone: All Details
VSCO has launched a standalone camera app for iPhone users called the VSCO Capture. The app was earlier under testing in select markets such as Australia, Ireland, and New Zealand. It comes with over 50 camera presets and real-time effects. It will also allow users to take manual control of some camera features.
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Apple Expands Tap to Pay on iPhone to Austria, Sweden and More Countries
Apple is expanding its Tap to Pay for iPhone to more countries, the company announced on Tuesday. Now, business merchants in Austria, Ireland, Sweden and more countries will be able to use its services for accepting in-person and contactless payments without requiring any additional hardware.
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Apple Loses Court Battle in EU, Ordered to Pay Over $14 Billion in Back Taxes to Ireland
The European Court of Justice has now sided with Vestager, agreeing Apple had unduly benefited from unfair loopholes in Ireland's tax regime, and that the company must now hand Ireland EUR 13 billion roughly Rs. 1,20,903 crore) in back payments.
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Meta's Twitter-Rival Threads App Said to Skip Launch in EU
Facebook owner Meta's new Threads app, meant to rival Twitter, will not be available in the European Union when it launches Thursday because of regulatory concerns, a source close to the company said. The app is seen as the biggest challenge yet to Twitter since the takeover by Elon Musk sent the social media platform, hugely popular with politicia...
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Apple Expands Emergency SOS via Satellite Feature to iPhone 14 Users in France, Germany, Ireland, UK
Apple's Emergency SOS via satellite service feature that allows users to send an SOS even when they are disconnected from the Internet is now available in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Ireland, the company announced on Tuesday.
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Facebook, Big Tech Face EU Blow in National Data Watchdogs Ruling
Facebook and other Silicon Valley giants could face more scrutiny and sanctions in the European Union after the bloc's top court backed national privacy watchdogs to pursue them, even when they are not their lead regulators.
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Apple EU Tax: EU Court Backs Apple in Case Over $15 Billion in Back Taxes
A European Union high court on Wednesday ruled in favor of technology giant Apple and Ireland in its dispute with the EU over 13 billion euros ($15 billion) in back taxes.
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Apple-EU Tax Case Appeal Ruling Due on July 15, Irish Government Says
The European Union's second highest court will next week rule in an appeal by Apple and Ireland against an EU ruling for the US company to pay EUR 13 billion ($16 billion) in back taxes, the Irish government said on Wednesday.
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Apple Questioned by Irish Regulator Over Siri Audio Recordings
Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner (DPC), Apple's main regulator in the European Union, on Thursday said it was in contact with the company after a whistleblower called for action over a programme that listens to users' recordings.
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Apple Fires Hundreds of Contractors Hired to Listen to Siri Recordings: Report
As Apple takes the Siri ‘grading’ process in-house over privacy concerns, the company has reportedly laid off 300 contractors in Cork, Ireland.
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Ireland Backs Appeal Against EU Apple Tax Ruling
The parliament voted 93-36 to support the appeal against the ruling that Ireland must collect EUR 13 billion ($15 billion) from Apple.
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Why Ireland Doesn't Want to Take Billions From Apple
At stake is the foundation of Ireland's multinational-dependent, export-driven economy.
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Apple, Ireland Say Will Appeal EU Tax Ruling
"We will appeal and we are confident the decision will be overturned," the US company said in a statement.
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EU Rules Apple Must Pay Up To 13 Billion Euros In Back Taxes
The European Union says Ireland has given illegal tax benefits worth up to 13 billion euros ($14.5 billion) to Apple Inc. and must now recover the unpaid back taxes from the US technology company, plus interest.
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Apple May Owe Ireland $19 Billion, But Ireland Doesn't Want The Money ... Here's Why
Depending on the outcome of an official investigation, Apple may face a bill that is estimated at between $8 billion and $19 billion for underpaid taxes to the Irish government.
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VSCO Capture Announced as a Free Standalone Camera App for iPhone: All Details
VSCO has launched a standalone camera app for iPhone users called the VSCO Capture. The app was earlier under testing in select markets such as Australia, Ireland, and New Zealand. It comes with over 50 camera presets and real-time effects. It will also allow users to take manual control of some camera features.
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Apple Expands Tap to Pay on iPhone to Austria, Sweden and More Countries
Apple is expanding its Tap to Pay for iPhone to more countries, the company announced on Tuesday. Now, business merchants in Austria, Ireland, Sweden and more countries will be able to use its services for accepting in-person and contactless payments without requiring any additional hardware.
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Apple Loses Court Battle in EU, Ordered to Pay Over $14 Billion in Back Taxes to Ireland
The European Court of Justice has now sided with Vestager, agreeing Apple had unduly benefited from unfair loopholes in Ireland's tax regime, and that the company must now hand Ireland EUR 13 billion roughly Rs. 1,20,903 crore) in back payments.
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Meta's Twitter-Rival Threads App Said to Skip Launch in EU
Facebook owner Meta's new Threads app, meant to rival Twitter, will not be available in the European Union when it launches Thursday because of regulatory concerns, a source close to the company said. The app is seen as the biggest challenge yet to Twitter since the takeover by Elon Musk sent the social media platform, hugely popular with politicia...
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Apple Expands Emergency SOS via Satellite Feature to iPhone 14 Users in France, Germany, Ireland, UK
Apple's Emergency SOS via satellite service feature that allows users to send an SOS even when they are disconnected from the Internet is now available in the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Ireland, the company announced on Tuesday.
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Facebook, Big Tech Face EU Blow in National Data Watchdogs Ruling
Facebook and other Silicon Valley giants could face more scrutiny and sanctions in the European Union after the bloc's top court backed national privacy watchdogs to pursue them, even when they are not their lead regulators.
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Apple EU Tax: EU Court Backs Apple in Case Over $15 Billion in Back Taxes
A European Union high court on Wednesday ruled in favor of technology giant Apple and Ireland in its dispute with the EU over 13 billion euros ($15 billion) in back taxes.
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Apple-EU Tax Case Appeal Ruling Due on July 15, Irish Government Says
The European Union's second highest court will next week rule in an appeal by Apple and Ireland against an EU ruling for the US company to pay EUR 13 billion ($16 billion) in back taxes, the Irish government said on Wednesday.
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Apple Questioned by Irish Regulator Over Siri Audio Recordings
Ireland's Data Protection Commissioner (DPC), Apple's main regulator in the European Union, on Thursday said it was in contact with the company after a whistleblower called for action over a programme that listens to users' recordings.
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Apple Fires Hundreds of Contractors Hired to Listen to Siri Recordings: Report
As Apple takes the Siri ‘grading’ process in-house over privacy concerns, the company has reportedly laid off 300 contractors in Cork, Ireland.
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Ireland Backs Appeal Against EU Apple Tax Ruling
The parliament voted 93-36 to support the appeal against the ruling that Ireland must collect EUR 13 billion ($15 billion) from Apple.
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Why Ireland Doesn't Want to Take Billions From Apple
At stake is the foundation of Ireland's multinational-dependent, export-driven economy.
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Apple, Ireland Say Will Appeal EU Tax Ruling
"We will appeal and we are confident the decision will be overturned," the US company said in a statement.
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EU Rules Apple Must Pay Up To 13 Billion Euros In Back Taxes
The European Union says Ireland has given illegal tax benefits worth up to 13 billion euros ($14.5 billion) to Apple Inc. and must now recover the unpaid back taxes from the US technology company, plus interest.
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Apple May Owe Ireland $19 Billion, But Ireland Doesn't Want The Money ... Here's Why
Depending on the outcome of an official investigation, Apple may face a bill that is estimated at between $8 billion and $19 billion for underpaid taxes to the Irish government.
