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  APPLE has joined other firms to voice out their urge for the white house to drop a plan for more US Tariffs on Chinese goods.   The US has said It may impose duties on $300bn (£236.1bn) worth of Chinese products if the two nations can't reach a deal. In a letter, the tech giant Apple "urged" the white house to drop the duties as it would "tilt the playing field" to its global rival.  Apple also said the proposed Tariffs would affect its major products including iPhone, airpods, ipads as far as other repair parts for devices in the US.  In its filing to US Trade representative Robert Lighthizer, who is considering submission to the proposed duties. "We urge the US government not to impose tariffs on these products" Apple said.  The company further said more Tariffs would hurt its "global competitive ness". Top smartphone maker Huawei and others - do not have a "significant presence" in the US market and would ...

  How would you explain online safety?  You get pop-up s. Getting messages or mails from someone you don't even know exists. Perhaps your social media  account has been hacked. Seems you still have control, yet your friends complain of chats or mails which you always denies.  It's not me you say.   Then who is it?   What do you know about online  photo sharing?  Do you use public WiFi?. Or maybe you check your mails on school or public computers, is it safe?  Does it matter?. Yes, it does!   Think of the scenarios above. Is it something you can relate to?. Maybe,  those pop- up messages can be really annoying, but not just that alone. It can be targeted on you!  Some are designed to lure you into clicking on them,  just a click,you will be redirected to another page or site entirely, that is to say,   you wiil be off your current page to another  or a new site. The site maybe designed t...