Apparently, Steve Jobs Personally Clarifies That Apple Is Not Tracking Location Data Anyone

In this last week, innumerable allegations have been made from variety of sources in the technology news world as they published infinite reports claiming that Apple’s iPhone and 3G-iPad locate user’s location discreetly. Apple was accused publicly for mutely keep an archive record of the location of its users of the mentioned devices.  Apple had till now kept complete ignorant response to these allegations, and in fact it was completely non responsive to any query made in this regard.

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However, just today on 25^th April, MacRumors has announced that this ignorant behavior has been suspended. In fact, according to their sources, Steve Jobs, the C.E.O of Apple Inc. has himself personally himself felt the need to finally respond an email inquiry in this regard. According to the website post, an email sent by an anxious user of iOS spoke extremely cordially investigating the authenticity of allegations.

Chinese Government Announces To 'Punish' Baidu And Others Companies For Illegal Music Download Links

Xinhua, one of the most trusted Chinese official state news channels has reported that China’s ministry of culture has decided to “punish” quite a few sites for giving access to illegal music downloads for their guests. One of the most prominent name in this list having more than a dozen names, is of Baidu, China’s giant Internet portal and search engine. It was mentioned by Xinhua, that this is the list of those sites which did not change their ways even after been given frequent warnings from the culture ministry for their continuous access to illegal downloads links. However, it has not been disclosed that what kind of “punishment” the government is intending to impose.

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Baidu has immediately stated that it is completely inclined of eliminating these links which the government has specifically referred to. Whereas on the other hand, it was also pointed out that the method of indexing used by Baidu’s search engine is a non-stop constantly running process, so even if some specific files are even removed from the indexing of Baidu, it is only a matter of time until they once again are found and re-indexed to some new location this time. Hence it will only be a false impression if Baidu claims that it has removed those files from its index, with the logic that they are no more available from their previous locations or indexes.