Apple announced today it has reached a proposed settlement (embedded below) in a lawsuit filed against it by developers in the United States.
In terms of pricing tiers, Apple said it will expand the number of price points available to developers from fewer than 100 to more than 500.
The company also said it will create a new fund for qualifying developers in America who earned $1 million or less through the U.S. App Store, which includes 99% of developers in America.
Fresno PG&E Customers Getting Scammed at High Rate, Utility Warns - GV Wire - Explore.
The fraudsters threaten to turn off the customer’s electricity and gas unless they provide “payment” using a pre-paid debit card.
“In fact, there have been more than 2,700 attempted scams reported to PG&E's customer service line since June 2021 alone,” with Fresno and Bakersfield among the top cities being targeted, the company said.
EXCLUSIVE Microsoft warns thousands of cloud customers of exposed databases | Reuters
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The vulnerability is in Microsoft Azure's flagship Cosmos DB database. A research team at security company Wiz discovered it was able to access keys that control access to databases held by thousands of companies.
"We fixed this issue immediately to keep our customers safe and protected. We thank the security researchers for working under coordinated vulnerability disclosure," Microsoft told Reuters.
AWS will give away USB keys to root account owners at US customers
Amazon's Web Services cloud unit will offer some customers free USB keys to help them securely log in to their accounts starting in October, following Amazon CEO Andy Jassy's participation in a White House cybersecurity summit on Wednesday.
VMware CEO Raghu Raghuram is ready for more SaaS: Are his customers? | ZDNet
Ninety days into his new role as CEO of VMware, Raghu Raghuram has spoken with nearly 200 customers to make sure the virtualization and multi-cloud company is on the right track.
"In my prior role, obviously, I did speak with a lot of customers, but this was an opportunity to approach my new role from the outside in," he told ZDNet. "And the great news is, it reinforces a lot of what we are planning to do."
Marvell CEO says chip customers more concerned about supply than price | WTVB | 1590 AM · 95.5 FM
(Reuters) – Marvell Technology Inc customers have broadly been willing to accept price increases in exchange for steady chip supply, the company's chief executive said on Thursday as it reported better-than-expected quarterly sales.
Verizon offers unlimited call/text/data to customers hit by Tennessee floods | About Verizon
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Verizon is waiving calling, texting and data charges for customers impacted by the flooding in Tennessee until September 1.
Local post offices eager to hire letter carriers as customers complain of delayed deliveries |
ST. LOUIS – St. Louis residents fear an ongoing shortage of workers, from home improvement contractors to restaurants, is now hitting them in their mailboxes.
There's a job station now at a south St. Louis post office. It's part of a yearly hiring effort before the holiday season. But a staff member is telling applicants that there's a "dire" need for letter carriers.
Retail energy supplier SunSea Energy fined for deceiving 1,200 Maryland customers - Baltimore Sun
The Maryland Public Service Commission last week levied a $400,000 fine against a retail energy supplier for duping 1,200 customers in Maryland, the state's Office of the People's Counsel announced Thursday.
Employing deceptive sales tactics, SunSea enrolled some 1,200 people in Maryland, raising prices on those customers while it promised savings, according to the consumer advocacy agency.
Louisville Water Company customers complain of inconsistent, drastically high water bills
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Customers of the Louisville Water Company say their most recent bills are significantly higher than in the past.
Customer Missy Boyd said that normally her bills range between $200 and $250, but her most recent bill was $553.65.
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