Topline: Apple is offering a $1 million reward to hackers who find bugs in its OS; reports have surfaced that Amazon and Apple supplier Foxconn hired schoolchildren working overtime to make Alexa devices; new regulations will allow airlines to ban emotional support snakes and rodents from flying.
Apple is increasing rewards for finding bugs in the face of an increasingly profitable private market where hackers sell the same information to governments for vast sums.. The tech giant has long offered a similar prize and program—$200,000 for a hand-picked group—but in the fall, Apple will hand out the money to any comer.The U.S. Department of Transportation on Thursday finalized new guidelines that support the efforts of U.S.
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