Find My iPhone catches more thieves, Amazon employees are caught stealing Apple Watches, and armed robberies at Apple stores in Arizona. All this and more on this week’s Apple crime blotter.

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Memorial Day weekend deals are in, with cash discounts on new and closeout hardware and accessories. Save up to 50% on iOS-related gadgets or up to $200 off brand-new 2019 MacBook Pros. Closeout savings of up to $1,000 off are also in effect.

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Apple removed the popular freemium title “Clicker Heroes” from the App Store after a Chinese company trademarked its name after its version of the game received notoriety worldwide.

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Apple made it a point to tell users that the new MacBook Pro has a material change, and has a more reliable keyboard. We put the new updated third-generation keyboard to the test to see how the sound, type, and feel compared to the previous generation and break down exactly what Apple has changed that makes a difference for users day-to-day.

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The member states of the World Health Organization have voted to adopt a revised list of diseases which includes addiction to video games — including smartphone titles — as a mental health disorder.

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To enable Apple Card purchases at merchants that don’t yet accept Apple Pay, the company designed its own physical credit card in partnership with Goldman Sachs and MasterCard, associating the Apple brand with a new set of “digital-first” credit features. It also features unique iOS app functionality with a strong focus on the privacy of your data.

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Apple’s Cook has extolled a “moving masterpiece” by artist JR which is a mural depicting around 1,200 people filmed in San Francisco. The exhibition is accompanied by an exquisite iPhone app.

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Security consultant Filippo Cavallarin has detailed how a user can be tricked into running potentially malicious applications, and says that he’s doing so 90 days after informing Apple.

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Residents of Rhode Island and Michigan lead the suit, which maintains that Apple profits unjustly by releasing what users play in iTunes and on Apple Music to other companies, and also allowing third-party app developers direct access to what tracks are in users’ iTunes library.

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Apple Card works just like any other Apple Pay account, but the software experience Apple is creating around it to enhance digital banking represents both a new Services venture and also an additional reason for users to keep buying hardware. That’s why Apple is paying its customers to use it.

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