Alle JustMac-News vom 16.07.2026

Brazil’s MJSP wants to know how Apple and Google make sure minors are using betting apps available on app stores

Brazil’s Ministry of Justice and Public Security (MJSP) wants Apple and Google to provide explanations about the control of betting apps in the App Store and Play Store, reports CanalTech.  The ministry wants to know how the tech giants identify unauthorized bets by minors. Apple and Google have five business days to respond. The request […]

16.07.2026 01:36 Uhr, MacMinute, Permalink

Apple offers a list of products eligible for a ‘sales tax holiday’ in certain states

Apple has updated its website with a list of products eligible for upcoming 2026 sales tax holidays in select U.S. states. They include Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Mexico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia. Folks in those states can shop tax-free on select products for a limited time in certain states — […]

16.07.2026 01:09 Uhr, MacMinute, Permalink

Apple posts rulebook for upcoming Maps app ads (which are still a horrible idea)

Apple has “quietly published a rulebook for its new Maps ads, revealing a more curated approach than advertising giant Google,” reports TechCrunch. In a new Apple Advertising Services policy, the tech giant shares its rules for advertising on Apple Maps. Notably, it prohibits the broad category of home services businesses, like plumbing, electrical, locksmith, HVAC, […]

16.07.2026 00:36 Uhr, MacMinute, Permalink

KI-Kündigung: Kranke und behinderte Mitarbeiter verklagen Meta

Im Krankestand haben sie keine KI-Tokens verbraucht. Das habe zu schlechter KI-Bewertung und dem Verlust des Arbeitsplatzes geführt, klagen Meta-Mitarbeiter.

16.07.2026 00:18 Uhr, Heise, Permalink

Well, Apple, you can’t blame AppleCare price hikes on memory and storage shortages

Really, Apple? After drastic price hikes on Macs and iPads, you’re increasing the price of some AppleCare+ subscription plans, reports Bloomberg.  Monthly ‌AppleCare‌+ subscription plans for Macs and iPads are now $0.50 more expensive in the U.S., while annual plans are $5 more. And you can’t blame these price hikes on memory and storage shortages. […]

16.07.2026 00:09 Uhr, MacMinute, Permalink