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Bugs that let sites hijack Mac and iPhone cameras fetch $75k bounty    Ars Technica Apple pays $75,000 to hacker for discovery of exploits to hijack iPhone camera    Digital Trends A Hacker Found a Way to Take Over Any Apple Webcam    WIRED Apple pays bug bounty to researcher who discovered vulnerabilities in iOS and macOS that allowed for webcam hacking    BetaNews Researcher claims $75K payout from Apple for iPhone camera hack    CyberScoop View Full Coverage on Google News from Technology - Latest - Google News https://ift.tt/3bQbUpE via Technology

In Other Waters - Launch Trailer - Nintendo Switch    Nintendo Fanmade Paper Zelda Trailer Combines Legend of Zelda with Mario RPG    DualShockers Rumor: New Breath of the Wild 2 Trailer Details Surface    VG Culture HQ Weekend Hot Topic, part 1: What will be the next big Switch games?    Metro.co.uk View Full Coverage on Google News from Technology - Latest - Google News https://ift.tt/3dTCpwf via Technology

Where to find Bunny Day eggs, how to find foreign fruit and when to sell turnips on your island in New Horizons, the latest installation of Animal Crossing. from CNET https://ift.tt/3bUbnmi via Mobiles

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Plus: The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says people in the states should wear nonmedical cloth face masks when venturing out. from CNET https://ift.tt/2RcX84m via Mobiles

Apple Tells Staff U.S. Stores to Remain Closed Until Early May    Bloomberg Apple to keep U.S. stores closed until early May due to COVID-19: report    MarketWatch Apple Stores in the US will remain closed until early May    Engadget Apple stores in the US will remain closed until ‘early May’    TechRadar Apple to keep US stores closed until early May: Report    Fox Business View Full Coverage on Google News from Technology - Latest - Google News https://ift.tt/2Vbrwxl via Technology

Top infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci left the hosts of Fox & Friends disappointed and frustrated Friday when he threw cold water on their insistence that the anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine is a game-changing cure for the coronavirus.Citing a recent poll showing that 37 percent of doctors around the world feel the drug is currently the most effective treatment of COVID-19, co-host Steve Doocy added that frequent Fox News guest Dr. Mehmet Oz recently touted a small Chinese study that found the drug had some efficacy in treating the virus.Doocy went on to play a clip of Dr. Oz wondering whether Fauci was impressed with the results of that study. The Fox host asked the top physician to respond to the TV doctor.“That was not a very robust study,” replied Fauci, a member of the White House coronavirus task force. He also pointed out that while there’s still a possibility of a “beneficial effect,” the scale and strength of the evidence is not “overwhelmingly strong.”“But

The pandemic has created a surge in demand, with some gun stores inundated with panic-buyers * Coronavirus – latest US updates * Coronavirus – latest global updates * See all our coronavirus coverageAmericans have responded to the coronavirus epidemic with a record-breaking number of gun purchases, according to new government data on the number of background checks conducted in March.More than 3.7m total firearm background checks were conducted through the FBI’s background check system in March, the highest number on record in more than 20 years. An estimated 2.4m of those background checks were conducted for gun sales, according to adjusted statistics from a leading firearms industry trade group. That’s an 80% increase compared with the same month last year, the trade group said.Nearly 1.2m total gun background checks were conducted in a single week, starting 16 March, breaking all previous records going back to 1998, according to FBI data.While the number of background checks doesn’t

Pakistani Muslims at a Karachi mosque clashed with baton-wielding police trying to enforce new curbs on gatherings to prevent Friday prayers and contain coronavirus infections, officials said. After failing to persuade worshippers to pray at home last week, the government in Pakistan's southern province of Sindh, home to the financial hub of Karachi, enforced a lockdown for three hours beginning at noon on Friday, officials said. Pakistan has so far reported 2,458 coronavirus infections, fuelled by a jump in cases related to members of the Tablighi Jamaat, an orthodox Muslim proselytising group. from Yahoo News - Latest News & Headlines https://ift.tt/2JBQLn6 via Latest News

The journalist has continued to work from his basement — where he self-isolating from his family — after testing positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday. from Yahoo News - Latest News & Headlines https://ift.tt/2JyzxXy via Latest News

The masks, gloves, gowns and hand sanitizer were seized by the Hoarding and Price Gouging Task Force. from Yahoo News - Latest News & Headlines https://ift.tt/2UzxiJM via Latest News

The granddaughter of Robert F. Kennedy and her 8-year-old son were missing on Friday after they took a canoe out into rough waters on Chesapeake Bay, near Annapolis, on Thursday evening.Maeve Kennedy Townsend McKean, 40, and her son, Gideon, rowed the canoe out around 4 p.m. to fetch a ball that had been kicked into the water by children playing in their yard, Maeve’s husband, David McKean, told The Washington Post. “They just got farther out then they could handle, and couldn’t get back in,” he said.Emergency services said they received calls around 4:30 p.m. about a pair in a canoe struggling to return to shore. An overturned canoe matching the description of the one that went missing was recovered, the Maryland Department of Natural Resources police said. A search for the pair continued on Friday after it was suspended when night fell on Thursday.Thursday was very windy and an ocean storm off the coast of New England made conditions treacherous.“At 4:30 p.m., our 911 Center received

A group of prominent Democratic senators formally requested on Friday that the Pentagon's independent Inspector General investigate the Navy's firing of the commander of the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt, who called for stronger measures to halt a coronavirus outbreak on board. Captain Brett Crozier was relieved of his command on Thursday after his scathing letter was leaked to the media. Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut and Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland led the push and were joined by 15 other U.S. senators, including Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar and Kamala Harris. from Yahoo News - Latest News & Headlines https://ift.tt/2yxJoe2 via Latest News

Mosques were allowed to remain open in Pakistan on Friday, when Muslims gather for weekly prayers, even as the coronavirus pandemic spread and much of the country had shut down. Prime Minister Imran Khan is relying on restricting the size of congregations attending mosques and advice to stay at home from religious groups like the country's Islamic Ideology Council. In eastern Punjab province, where 60% of Pakistan's 220 million people live, checkpoints have been set up in major cities stopping people from congregating. from Yahoo News - Latest News & Headlines https://ift.tt/39CfKBe via Latest News

“No one would have anticipated that it would be this long,” said American Benjamin Wilson, who has been in lockdown in Wuhan for more than two months. from Yahoo News - Latest News & Headlines https://ift.tt/347HmwM via Latest News

The World Health Organization says the coronavirus is not airborne. But some research suggests otherwise. from Yahoo News - Latest News & Headlines https://ift.tt/2UCdRjr via Latest News

The announcement came a week after the US accused Venezuela's leader of "narco-terrorism". from Yahoo News - Latest News & Headlines https://ift.tt/2JucGfT via Latest News

If New York City wasn’t under a strict stay-at-home order right now, protesters might be marching along Central Park. That’s where an evangelical Christian organization called Samaritan’s Purse is preparing to open a makeshift COVID-19 ward. The 60-bed emergency field hospital is composed largely of tarp-wrapped tents and will function as a respiratory unit servicing overflow patients from Mount Sinai Hospital.Some New York residents have criticized Samaritan’s Purse’s presence, citing their spotty record in the field and expressing fears that the conservative religious group’s beliefs could even open the door to substandard care or discrimination. City Mayor Bill de Blasio admitted he was “very concerned” about the operation and was sending people from his office to monitor Samaritan’s Purse.As a result, conservative Christians exploded on social media, citing the controversy as further proof that their faith is under attack by intolerant liberals and coastal elites who care little ab

Australia insisted Friday it would not let the crew of multiple virus-stricken cruise ships into the country, slapping aside suggestions it was falling short on legal and moral obligations. More than a dozen ships are believed to be off Australia's coast, carrying around 15,000 crew and some experiencing outbreaks of coronavirus. "We have issued notices to all of these ships to leave Australian waters," Australian Border Force Commissioner Michael Outram told local media Friday. from Yahoo News - Latest News & Headlines https://ift.tt/348vVF1 via Latest News

(Bloomberg) -- Schoolkids in lockdown put home-made signs in their bedroom windows thanking brave doctors and nurses. Families stepped outside their front doors for a national round of applause. Public buildings lit up blue. Stores have offered discounts to hospital staff, and designated hours.They are hailed as heroes in Italy and Spain as the countries bear the brunt of the coronavirus pandemic, but nowhere does the medical system stir more passion than in Britain. When the government asked for 250,000 volunteers to help, three times that number signed up.The cult of the National Health Service has been key to so many political fortunes over the decades, but no leader has weaponized it more than Boris Johnson after years of austerity measures implemented by his Conservative Party. While peers across Europe come under strain fighting the pandemic, few have more to gain or lose from the ability of the health system to cope than the British prime minister.During the 2016 Brexit campaign