Judge temporarily halts Trump administration’s TikTok ban

By news@appleinsider.com (AppleInsider Staff) A U.S. federal judge on Sunday partially granted TikTok’s preliminary injunction against a Trump administration order to ban downloads of the app, though more sweeping restrictions are still on track to take effect in November.In his order, Judge Carl Nichols of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia said the temporary relief …

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Review: PaMu Quiet TWS earbuds are an ear-friendly alternative to other noise-cancelling earphones

By news@appleinsider.com (Amber Neely) PaMu Quiet earbuds are a $90 pair of earbuds that offer decent sound quality, active noise cancellation, but may not be enough for the true audiophile.Today we’re taking a look at the PaMu Quiet TWS earbuds— a budget-friendly pair of earbuds that may have solved the ear-ache issues associated with active noise cancellation.A case for a good case…

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TikTok creators fail to block US government’s impending app ban

By news@appleinsider.com (Malcolm Owen) A judge has denied an attempt by content creators on TikTok to stop a ban of the app in the United States on Sunday, rejecting arguments the ban would cause “immediate, irreparable harm” if it is implemented as scheduled.The trio of TikTok users, listed as Douglas Marland, Cosette Rinab, and Alex Chambers, attempted to convince the US District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania to issue a temporary restraining order. If granted, the order would have helped prevent the US government from proceeding to ban TikTok from the App Store and Google Play on Sunday.In the court opinion, published on Sunday, the trio claimed they earned their living from TikTok, with each having a sizable audience of between 1.8 million and 2.7 million subscribers….

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Apple helped feds to catch man accused of burning cop cars in the Apple Crime Blotter

By news@appleinsider.com (Stephen Silver) Video shows officer trying to unlock a man’s iPhone, a monkey takes selfies in Malaysia, what went on with the Mueller team’s iPhones, and more crime stories involving Apple, its products, and services.A man in handcuffs (image courtesy of Pixabay)The latest in an occasional AppleInsider series, looking at the world of Apple-related crime….

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