According to Reuters, an Apple employee filed a lawsuit against the tech giant alleging it invaded employees' privacy through surveillance and inspection of personal data and prevented discussions about wages and working conditions.

Previously, we mentioned how Apple could invest $100 million in Indonesia. According to Reuters, Indonesia might decline the offer. So, what should you know about it?

Apple has now pledged to invest $100 million (~RM4467502884.00) in Indonesia to remove the ban on the sale of the iPhone 16 series. Previously, the company faced sanctions for failing to meet the investment commitment of IDR 1.71 trillion (~$107 million) promised to the Indonesian government for the development of a local R&D centre.

No, we are not talking about the Apple TV 4K device but an actual TV set by Apple. Will it happen? Well, according to Mark Gurman from Bloomberg, he said the company has been evaluating the possibility and “may revisit the idea of making an Apple-branded TV set”.

Today, Apple introduced a new iOS feature called Share Item Location. An extended feature of Find My, Share Item Location will help users locate and recover misplaced items easily with third parties such as airlines. This can be done by securely sharing the location of an AirTag or Find My network accessory.

Apple will reportedly be adding a new feature to the iPhone software with iOS 18.2 that is related to charging and battery. Spotted inside the upcoming update code, the feature allows the iPhone to show users how much time it will take for their device to reach a full charge.

If you recall, Indonesia announced a ban on sales of the iPhone 16 series last week. The Indonesian government cited the failure to meet the investment requirement as the reason for the ban. After a week, Apple finally has a response to that.

With Apple Intelligence nearing its launch with iOS 18.1, Apple is offering up to USD1 million or ~RM4.39 million to anyone who can find a hole in the Private Cloud Compute that supports the Apple Intelligence features. For reference, Apple’s Private Cloud Compute runs on the tech giant’s silicon servers, which Apple dubs the “most advanced security architecture ever deployed for cloud AI compute at scale”.

Alphabet, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and NVIDIA are among the companies worth more than $1 trillion globally, and their technologies are seen to power all layers of our lives on this earth. Recently, RBC reported the Russian government will sue these giants. So, what should you know about it?

Finally, after more than a month, Apple has released the first wave of Apple Intelligence features for select iPhone, iPad and Mac products. With the release of iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1, you can now update to the latest software in your Settings app.