More controversies than iPhones — November 2022 in review
While you waited for your iPhone 14 Pro, Apple faced Foxconn delays, union woes, and just a little mockery from Samsung.
William Gallagher
Elon Musk asked if he should stay as Twitter CEO - and users said no
A poll set up by Elon Musk has perhaps not gone the way he wants, with the majority voting in favor of his removal as CEO of Twitter.
Malcolm Owen
Twitter blocks user links to other social platforms, except for paid ads
Twitter is banning links that lead to social platforms including Facebook and Instagram, but it will allow the links to exist in advertising.
How to set up Mastodon, an alternative social network
In the wake of Elon Musk acquiring Twitter, users have started migrating to other platforms. Here's how to get started with Mastodon, one of the social media alternatives.
Andrew Orr
Twitter's new moneymaking scheme is a giant violation of Apple's App Store guidelines
Twitter reportedly plans on forcing users to opt into personalized ads & location tracking, and also wants to sell phone numbers to increase revenue — and Apple won't be happy if they do either.
Wesley Hilliard
Twitter Blue will cost $11 per month for iOS app subscribers
Elon Musk isn't giving up on Twitter Blue, with the subscription confirmed to be returning at $8 per month through a browser, but $11 via the iOS app.
Twitter Blue will cost more on an iPhone, than through a browser
Twitter is reportedly planning to charge $7 per month for its Twitter Blue subscription, but the company wants to offset fees and will charge users more per month through the App Store.
Elon Musk says Apple has fully resumed Twitter advertising
Apple is Twitter's biggest ad client, and has returned to advertising at its normal level according to Elon Musk — but it's still not clear if it ever slowed down ad buys.
Apple never considered removing Twitter, says Elon Musk
Elon Musk himself has now said that Apple never intended to remove Twitter from the App Store, after taking a walk around Apple Park with CEO Tim Cook on Wednesday.
Amber Neely
Mike Wuerthele
