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Apple tries to transparent up Google's claims about iOS vulnerabilities

Apple has a couple of problems with Google's fresh iOS vulnerability claims.
Apple has a few issues with Google's recent iOS vulnerability claims.

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Author: Christine Fisher

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  3. "Facebook will pay qualifying users up to $5 to share their voice recordings". (February 21, 2020)
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  11. "Today, Facebook launched a new "Messenger Coronavirus Community Hub," which so far basically just explains how people, communities and businesses can use Messenger to stay connected during the coronavirus pandemic. If you already use Messenger, this isn't going to introduce any groundbreaking ideas or features. Instead, the hub will provide tips like how parents and educators, for example, can host virtual playdates or use voice and video calls to check in on students and colleagues". (March 26, 2020)
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