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Apple says it found no evidence of hackers exploiting the newly discovered vulnerabilities in the Mail app for iPhone and iPad (Mark Gurman/Bloomberg)

Mark Gurman / Bloomberg: Apple says it found no evidence of hackers exploiting the newly discovered vulnerabilities in the Mail app for iPhone and iPad  —  – It saw no immediate threat to users after investigating  — Hundreds of millions worldwide use Apple’s mobile devices  —  Apple Inc. said it found … Apple says it

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Slack says it will not reopen its offices until at least September 1 of this year, will continue to pay contractors and hourly workers their regular wages (Paayal Zaveri/Business Insider)

{$inline_image} Paayal Zaveri / Business Insider: Slack says it will not reopen its offices until at least September 1 of this year, will continue to pay contractors and hourly workers their regular wages  —  – Slack will not reopen its offices until at least September 1 of this year, and is committed to continue paying

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Tech companies cut hiring, with analysts seeing ~20% drops in job openings between mid-March and mid-April, steep drops in supply chain logistics and delivery (J.R. Reed/CNBC)

J.R. Reed / CNBC: Tech companies cut hiring, with analysts seeing ~20% drops in job openings between mid-March and mid-April, steep drops in supply chain logistics and delivery  —  – Despite the massive shift to remote work and the surge in demand for certain online services, the tech industry has seen a widespread drawdown in

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Low paying but accessible jobs in crowd work, such as tagging photos and filling out surveys, are seeing a boom on platforms like Mechanical Turk since COVID-19 (Tom Simonite/Wired)

Tom Simonite / Wired: Low paying but accessible jobs in crowd work, such as tagging photos and filling out surveys, are seeing a boom on platforms like Mechanical Turk since COVID-19  —  People who’ve lost jobs and are stuck indoors are turning to crowd work—filling out online surveys and transcribing audio for less than the

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Amazon reportedly accessed third-party seller data to develop private-label products

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Amazon employees have accessed sales data from independent Marketplace sellers to help the company develop competing private-label products, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal. Past Amazon employees and one current one told the WSJ that rules barring the practice weren’t uniformly enforced. In addition, former

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