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Future of Apple TV+, Netflix and Amazon Prime Video looks bleak as the new laws that are being proposed at the European Union could require streaming services to host at least 30% European content or face a total shut down in the continent. 
It is a well-known secret that Apple is working on a self-driven car. Digitimes has released a report with new insights on Apple’s self-driving technology. The latest report claims that Apple is working with TSMC and developing chips for self-driving cars. Furthermore, a part of manufacturing will happen in the United States. 
Apple CEO Tim Cook recently joined the folks over at the Outside Podcast to talk about future of Apple Watch, Apple Park, an increasing number of sensors in the cars, newly launched Apple Fitness+ and COVID-19. 
Former members of the Apple Supplier Responsibility team allege that the company was involved in labor law violations in China. Three former members, including an Apple senior manager, have confirmed labor law violations in China. 
Google Photos has (finally!) added support to sync liked images to (and from) Google Photos to Apple’s Photos app. This means that your liked photos on Google Photos can now show up in your iPhone’s Photos app, and your ‘favourite’ photos (the hearted ones) on Apple Photos app can now show up on Google Photos app. Pretty cool, right? Here’s how you can enable it. 
WhatsApp has criticized Apple for its new App Store privacy labels saying that it gives an unfair advantage to iMessage which comes pre-installed on iOS devices. 
After debuting the Ultra-wideband chip on its iPhone 11 lineup last year, Apple has included the chip in a number of its devices as well including the iPhone 12 series and the Apple Watch Series 6. With a price tag of $549, many expected the U1 chip to be also present inside the AirPods Max but that is not the case. Initial rumors surrounding the AirPods Max had also suggested they would come with the U1 chip. 
