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"Trump Trade War With China Will Hit Apple for Real This Weekend: Tariff of 15% coming to AirPods, Watch, headphones on Sunday"
 Bloomberg [Free/Paid Registration Required] 5:50 PM
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"Apple pressed on legality of eavesdropping: The country's data protection watchdog is in talks with Apple to establish how letting contractors here listen to Siri recordings was complaint with the tech giant's GDPR obligations." Irish Examiner 11:28 AM
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"Apple could be fined $22 million for eavesdropping on Siri requests" Cult of Mac 11:28 AM
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"This Has Been the Worst Year for iPhone Security Yet: After several high profile attacks and embarrassing slip-ups, Apple's perception as the secure consumer device is starting to crack." Vice 1:35 PM
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"Websites have been quietly hacking iPhones for years, says Google: Websites delivered iOS malware to thousands of visitors in the biggest iPhone hack ever. There's no telling who was infected—or who was behind it." MIT Technology Review 7:45 AM
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"Google's Elite Hacking Team Reveals Untimely Bug in iPhone" Bloomberg [Free/Paid Registration Required] 7:44 AM
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"Google: Visiting a Website Could Hack an iPhone/14 security flaws were used to allow hackers to gain root access to iPhones running iOS 10 through iOS 12, install a monitoring implant, and steal all your data." PC Magazine 7:23 AM
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"Armed with iOS 0days, hackers indiscriminately infected iPhones for two years: Attackers installed malware that stole passwords, log-in credentials, and much more." Ars Technica 5:50 PM
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"Mysterious iOS Attack Changes Everything We Know About iPhone Hacking" Wired [Free/Paid Registration Required] 8:00 AM
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"Google claims user data on iPhones was open to hackers for two years" Digital Trends 8:12 AM
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"Unlikely Apple Wearables Will Be Tariffed Without an Offset" Loup Ventures 10:17 AM
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"Apple Card: The Next Step in a Digital Wallet" Loup Ventures 4:18 PM
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