Apple worked on Android compatibility for the Apple Watch for three years before abandoning the project
Should companies be forced to make product that are compatible with their competitors?
Department of justice articles
US Department of Justice files broad antitrust suit against Apple
US government attacks Apple's policies on messaging, cloud services, third-party interoperability, and more
Counterfeiters caught in multimillion-dollar iPhone repair scheme
They face 20 years behind bards
eBay will pay $3 million in harassment case involving its employees, customers, and live insects
eBay says it takes responsibility for the misconduct of its former employees
US senator raises alarm on foreign government spying through Apple and Google push notifications
The DOJ told the companies to keep quiet
Apple pays $25 million DOJ settlement for prioritizing the hiring of immigrant workers
Apple said it "unintentionally" failed to follow the employment standard
Google paid over $26 billion in 2021 to be the default search engine across devices
Google remains the largest search provider with 90% of market share across desktops and mobile
Apple briefly considered buying Bing from Microsoft to replace Google search on iPhone
Ultimately, maintenance costs and a minuscule market footprint ruined the deal before it got off the ground
Federal judge rules DoJ can publish Google antitrust exhibits online, ending a one-week media blackout
Google can still object to and redact sensitive information
System admin and wife plead guilty to "massive" pirated software licensing scam
Couple faces 20 years and forfeiture of $4 million in cash and property
US prosecutors seek gag order after SBF allegedly leaked co-conspirator's private journal to NYT to "discredit" her
How long until the DoJ adds witness tampering to his list of charges?
U.S. Marshals Service hack is the latest in a string of cybersecurity "incidents" over last two weeks
The big picture: The US government has had a bad run of cybersecurity-related incidents over the last couple of weeks. In the span of 12 days, officials from the FBI, DoD, and USMS have confirmed one data leak caused by human error and two separate attacks against government systems. So far, investigators have either not found any suspects or are keeping the lid on what they have discovered.
DoJ claims Google 'systematically destroyed' evidence by auto-deleting chat logs
Employees (execs) held "sensitive" conversations on Hangouts since it purged threads after 24-hours
Eight "influencers" charged with securities fraud in $114 million pump-and-dump scam
Each suspect faces a maximum of 300 years if convicted on all 12 counts
Apple employee embezzled $17 million over seven years using supply chain scams
Faces up to 25 years in prison after pleading guilty in federal court
After hacking millions of devices, DoJ operation shuts down RSocks botnet
The botnet, disguised as a proxy service, infiltrated millions of devices around the world
US Justice Department is investigating two antitrust issues concerning Google Maps
Anticompetitive bundling and overly restrictive terms of service are under the microscope
US Department of Justice gets approval to liquidate $56 million in cryptocurrency from BitConnect seizure
The government will use the proceeds to repay investors
Navy engineer arrested for selling submarine secrets hidden in peanut butter sandwich
Exchanging sub secrets for crypto via a tasty snack
US Justice Department assembles cryptocurrency enforcement team
NCET will investigate and prosecute criminals that misuse cryptocurrency
John McAfee faces fraud and money laundering charges in crypto 'pump-and-dump' scheme
He and co-conspirator could face 100-year maximum sentence
Google accused by the DOJ of abusing market power in landmark antitrust case
Google is now officially the Microsoft of the nineties