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Businessinsider.co.za | Apple has reportedly begun testing foldable screen prototypes for upcoming iPhones
Foldable screens for iPhones are being tested by Apple engineers, say reports, but the company hasn't yet decided whether to proceed with the plan.
Businessinsider.co.za | WhatsApp says don't worry about Facebook policy - experts say switch to 'highly trusted' Signal
Although WhatsApp won't share message content, it will share who, where and when you talk to people, experts told Insider.
Businessinsider.co.za | WhatsApp delays new policy change after critics claimed update would turn over user data to Facebook
WhatsApp said the delay is due to "confusion" surrounding the new policy, which it said will "not expand our ability to share data with Facebook."

BBC News - Technology

Twitter accused of inaction on anti-Semitic tweets
Campaign Against Antisemitism says many reported hateful tweets are not being removed.
Activision staff condemn firm's response to harassment claims
About 1,000 Activision Blizzard staff sign a letter describing managers' response as insulting.
Tesla profit surge driven by record car deliveries
The electric carmaker's revenues nearly doubled in the three months to 30 June compared with last year.

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Projections show South Africa as having one of the slowest post-Covid economic recoveries
Global economic prospects have diverged further in 2021 with vaccine access emerging as the principal fault line, says the International Monetary Fund.
These are the companies that students in South Africa most want to work for
The South African Graduate Employers Association has published its list of the leading graduate employers for 2021.
New features coming to Capitec’s banking app
Capitec chief executive Gerrie Fourie says that he currently doesn't have any money in his wallet, and he believes that this will become increasingly common in South Africa in the near future.