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Earthquakes Canada to Abandon its 112,000 Followers on X

Earlier this week, the federal government department Canadian Digital Service announced it was leaving X (formerly Twitter), telling us how the platform doesn’t align with its values. Now, it appears another federal government-run account on X is also leaving. Earthquakes Canada (@CANADAquakes) is an automated account that sends out information when an earthquake is detected,...

Canada Still Pushing Facebook to Pay for News, Says Trudeau

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has again said that Ottawa will persist in urging Meta to stick to the newly enacted Online News Act, despite the Facebook parent's decision to block news sharing in Canada rather than comply with the law's payment requirements. The feds published the final regulations for the Online News Act, set to...

Apple Releases iOS 17.2.1, iOS 16.7.4 and More for Download

Apple has released four software updates today, available for iPhone, iPad and Mac. Check out what’s available below: iOS 17.2.1 (21C66) iOS 16.7.4 (20H240) iPadOS 16.7.4 (20H240) macOS 14.2.1 (23C71) Interestingly enough, we're still waiting for iPadOS 17.2.1. iOS and iPadOS 16.7.4 are for older iPhone and iPad devices, likely again with bug fixes and...

Apple Find My ‘Live’ Location Not Working in iOS 17.2 [Update]

It appears the latest iOS 17.2 and iPadOS 17.2 update has messed up the Find My app’s live location feature for your contacts. Numerous iPhone in Canada readers have let us know that live location tracking is broken for contacts, as updates are only provided every few minutes. When you’re trying to make sure a...

New on Prime Video Canada: January 2024

Christmas is around the corner and that also means a New Year is on the horizon as well. Amazon's Prime Video has shared its list of new titles and movies coming to the streaming service in January 2024. Prime Video is set to feature a mix of blockbuster hits, hidden gems, star-studded new series, and...

‘The Athletic’ Now on Apple News+ in Canada

Apple has added a new sports publication to Apple News+ on Tuesday, as The Athletic is now available. Also coming in “early next year” is Wirecutter, a product review website also owned by the New York Times, that was founded by former Gizmodo journalist Brian Lam. “Like so many lifelong sports fans, I am a...

Google Agrees to $700 Million USD Antitrust Settlement in U.S.

Google has announced an antitrust settlement of $700 million USD ($937 million CAD) with various U.S. state attorney generals, a move that underscores its commitment to evolving Android and Google Play amidst ongoing competition and regulatory feedback, it said in reaction to the decision. This development follows a recent trial where Google expressed disappointment over...