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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

With homes-for-sale inventory low, housing prices in many markets such as San Diego remain very high and “higher mortgage rates are eroding affordability” -- all leading many renters to choose to rent longer, according to Zillow’s report. 238

Xi, meanwhile, offered a conciliatory view of the US-China ties on Thursday, insisting that differences between his country and Trump's could be resolved -- or, if not, be put on the back burner. 195

You.''Cher, who has had a home in Malibu since 1972, said some of her friend's homes had been destroyed and worried about what would be left standing when the fire ended.``I'm worried about my house but there is nothing I can do,'' the iconic singer posted to Twitter. ``I can't bear the thought of there being no Malibu.''Kardashian said she had just gotten home to Calabasas when she was told she had an hour to pack up and evacuate Friday night. She posted video of the fire as she drove out of the area, posting to Instagram, ``Pray for Calabasas.''Kardashian later posted that the fire had stopped short of her hillside home and said she and her family planned to donate to the California Fire Foundation.Actor Will Smith's left even before his home was part of the mandatory evacuation area, tweeting: ``I don't like it, so we're gonna go.''Actor Martin Sheen and his wife, Janet were said to be safe after their son, actor Charlie Sheen, tweeted on Friday that he couldn't locate them. A local news crew later found the elder Sheen on the beach where many local evacuees had gathered.Celebrity giraffe Stanley, who lives at a Malibu winery popular for its ``safari'' tours, was reported safe. Rumors that the giraffe, whose Instagram account has more than 46,000 followers and whose fans include Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian, had been left behind spurred a thread of angry comments on social media. However, Malibu Wines' management team posted a picture of Stanley safe Friday night, telling worried fans that ``animal trainers are onsite right now feeding, providing water, repairing enclosures.'' 1607

With three new dollar stores opening each day on average, these bargain stores are growing faster than any other type of store.Much of the dollar store success is born of strategy: flood small town USA with stores.Making a trip to the dollar store is closer and just as affordable as driving to the nearest big box store.Crystal Ghassemi with Dollar General said the company is not looking to replace local businesses.“We’re going into communities that, candidly, other retailers are choosing not to serve,” said Ghassemi. “The fact that we have an average basket size of , really highlights that customers are looking to us to fill in, to supplement broader grocery runs, instead of filling up,” she said.Stacy Mitchell of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance said a major problem is the number of stores in local communities.“When you come into a neighborhood and you open dozens and dozens of stores and often adding stores a block away from an existing store, your goal is not to become another option in the market, your goal is to own the market, to create a situation where there’s no room for anybody else,” Mitchell explained.The landscape in Kingsley is a familiar one across the country illustrating just that. People there can shop at any of a handful of dollar stores within 10 or 15 miles. The closest Walmart is more than 20 miles away.Another issue at play is food deserts. Dollar stores often open in rural areas with few or no grocery stores.Now, Dollar General is working to fill that void by expanding the chunk of stores that offer groceries and building three new “cold storage” distribution centers in Bowling Green, Kentucky, Ardmore, Oklahoma, and West Sacramento, California.Analysts say groceries could help dollar stores go toe-to-toe with giants like Walmart and help them compete with grocery stores and mom-and-pop shops.“Dollar General and Family Dollar are now a bigger grocer than Whole Foods is,” said Mitchell.For shoppers, there is a need for both the grocery store and the dollar store, despite the consequences of the rivalry.“There was a lot of controversy, but I think people who were against it are using it now,” said Marilyn Richardson, who lives in Kingsley. Richardson said she gets her groceries at Chet’s but goes to the dollar store for clothing items and paper goods.The need for both is a reality Davis doesn’t ignore. “There’s a place for them. It’s just what they do to everything else, it just destroys,” said Davis.The danger to his family’s livelihood—a painful experience he’s working to salvage.“Here, we raised our family, and our kids all went to school, so it’s near and dear to our hearts to keep things going for the people we know that need us,” said Davis.But it’s a need that goes both ways. “Hopefully, our customers will help us keep it going, because once it’s gone, it won’t come back,” he said. 2869

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