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Here's what's new on Hayu Canada in June 2020.

A group of high school students who were unable to submit their Advanced Placement exams earlier this month because of technical glitches are suing the College Board.

Netflix is doing consumers a favor by implementing a system that flags inactive accounts for possible cancellation.

The Facebook CEO said that these initiatives will focus on experienced employees, rather than college graduates, who Zuckerberg thinks "need to be in the office more, for training."

Former Apple executive and iOS chief Scott Forstall made an appearance this week at Code.org's Code Break event.

If the claims are true, that would mean Apple's latest flagship devices like the iPhone 11, iPhone SE, and 2020 iPad Pro can be jailbroken, even if they're running iOS 13.5.

The company will use artificial intelligence to help identify these potential bad actors and provide safety notices to users about messages from shady accounts.

Apple appears to be diversifying production outside mainland China.

The Kardashian-Jenner family has continued to shoot season 19 of E!'s Keeping Up With the Kardashians on their own — using brand new iPhones that are delivered to them weekly.

Apple introduced the sports-focused Powerbeats Pro line in April 2019.

The whistleblower said that "nothing has been done to verify if Apple actually stopped the program," with sources reportedly telling him that Apple has not taken action.

The researchers found that it is possible for an attacking device to spoof the address of a previously bonded remote device to complete the authentication procedure with previously paired devices, without the link key.