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The UK's health service is reportedly hoping to load its COVID-19 contact tracing app with features to spark interest, including warning about risky areas. from Yahoo Tech https://ift.tt/2NFoePg

Apple is reportedly leaving the charger out of the box for the next iPhone. from Yahoo Tech https://ift.tt/2ZdBwrI

Starbucks has joined the ranks of big companies putting social media ads on hold in response to sites' hate speech policies. from Yahoo Tech https://ift.tt/3dIy7pU

Boeing and the FAA are reportedly due to test-fly the 737 Max on June 29th after months of delays. from Yahoo Tech https://ift.tt/31wAmKu

The US is pressuring Europe to kick out a Chinese tech company, Nuctech, making screening systems for airports. from Yahoo Tech https://ift.tt/2BRyj95

TikTok isn't the only iOS app grabbing clipboard data -- researchers note that another 53 apps are still doing it. from Yahoo Tech https://ift.tt/3eTFKvr

Last week, I wrote about Apple's App Store controversy, which I'm kind of revisiting this week through the lens of how Apple's WWDC announcements tease a change to what apps fundamentally look like in the future. Apple's App Store has had a controversial month with developers demanding changes to how apps are monetized, but as Apple detailed the next versions of its operating systems at WWDC, it's clear they believe third-party apps themselves have room to be fundamentally revamped. This week at WWDC, Apple debuted App Clips, a snappy new segment of third party experiences that scales down the idea of an app around just a single feature or two. from Yahoo Tech https://ift.tt/3giIBOP

Microsoft has shrunk the amount of time business users can avoid major Windows 10 updates to just 35 days, pushing them to stay relatively current. from Yahoo Tech https://ift.tt/3g4xkkU

While we’ve all been caught out like this at some point down here on Earth, this week we have a glimpse at how NASA will provide bathroom facilities on the moon. Tesla may push the boundaries of automotive technology but its production process is a bit of a mess. In a recent initial quality survey from JD Power and Associates, Tesla customers reported 250 build defects (misaligned body panels, shoddy paintwork, things of that nature) per 100 vehicles. from Yahoo Tech https://ift.tt/3dzZ7rO

Rep. Devin Nunes on Big Tech censorship ahead of election House Intelligence Committee ranking member, California Congressman, Rep. Devin Nunes, joins ‘Sunday Morning Futures.’