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When you first install iOS 11.3, you're greeted with a landing page about its new Data & Privacy feature that states, "Apple believes privacy is a fundamental human right."When you open Apple apps, you'll see a small Data & Privacy icon that looks like two people shaking hands. Click and you can see a rundown of all the data you're sending back to Apple and what the company needs it for.Increased transparency is a smart move by the company given current concerns about tech companies and their use of personal data. However it's unlikely most people will read all the way through the lengthy descriptions for each app. (For example, few people are passionate enough about their privacy to read the 1249 words explaining how iTunes tracks what TV shows they bought.)The privacy feature was announced in January, months before Facebook's data woes were made public. But its prominence is good timing for Apple, which has been highlighting its different approach to data. Unlike Facebook or Google, Apple's business model isn't primarily based on collecting data about its users to serve advertisements, though it does show targeted ads in places like the App Store. 1175

When residents donate blood, they will receive a voucher for two tickets to one of the Padres' two home games against the Baltimore Orioles July 29 and 30. Donors will also receive free parking in the stadium's Lexus Premiere Lot and VIP access to the team's autograph booth at the blood drive. 294

with one of their own lawyers for over a month.After the department announced their decision to make Education General Counsel Philip Rosenfelt the next inspector general, the White House and Education Department quickly walked back the move.Members of the committee have requested information about how and why the initial decision was made. The Education Department responded on February 25, saying that the committee's request "implicates substantial executive branch confidentiality interests."In order to claim executive privilege in response to a committee request, administration officials must follow a formal process. The Education Department has not begun that process for this request."The Department has been and will continue to be responsive to information requests from Congress," Education Spokeswoman Liz Hill told CNN.On Wednesday, a group of chairmen sent a letter to the General Services Administration, reupping their demand for documents last fall related to their inquiry into how the administration came to decide to keep the FBI headquarters in Washington, DC, despite long-time plans to relocate it outside of the city."To date, your compliance with our request has been woefully inadequate," the five chairs wrote in their letter Wednesday. "On December 19, 2018, we met with your staff to discuss this request. At that time, your staff produced a copy of highly redacted documents that were partially responsive to one request for a narrow time period," the Democratic letter to GSA said. "These documents had been previously provided to Congress more than one year earlier, and you have produced no additional documents since that time."In one instance, the Department of Interior sent a letter responding to a request from Natural Resources Committee Chairman Raul Grijalva 1804

While firefighters made headway on containing the fires Saturday, the return of powerful winds a day later threatened that progress, particularly for the Woolsey Fire in Southern California."Sadly, with these winds, it's not over yet," Scott Jalbert, chief of Cal Fire's San Luis Obispo Unit, told reporters at a news conference. He said the gusts have officials "very concerned."Officials previously warned gusts would peak at around 40 mph, which could affect the viability of using aircraft to combat the fires. 514

Will Power's team celebrates his 500 victory! pic.twitter.com/W5fmzzWSZj— Graham Hunter (@GrahamRHunter) May 27, 2018        144

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