Apps

DoorDash Users Order Free Food And Alcohol During App Glitch

Twitter users posted about their orders of alcohol, Plan B and chicken wings during the glitch.
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Deportation Agents Are Using An App To Monitor Immigrants

Advocates say use of the app is unfair considering many of the immigrants it tracks have already paid bond to get out of U.S. detention facilities.
By Amy Taxin and Amancai Biraben, AP

8 Body-Positive Fitness Apps That Will Give You A Good Workout

Too many exercise programs don't feel inclusive enough. Enter these A+ options.
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Venmo Will No Longer Let Strangers See Your Payments

The app is removing its global transaction feed amid privacy concerns.
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Apple, Google Get Scorched In Senate Hearing On App Store Monopolies

“Senators, this is not curation as we’ve been told," said Match Group lawyer Jared Sine. "It is iron-fisted monopoly control.”
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5 Apps You Should Delete And Replace ASAP To Save Money

From grocery delivery to banking, convenience doesn't have to come at a high cost.
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Europe Proves Contact-Tracing Apps Aren’t A Coronavirus Cure-All

Once viewed as a game-changer against COVID-19, smartphone apps have been plagued by low participation, technical glitches and privacy concerns.
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A Dangerous Pregnancy Scam Is Trending On The App Store

The Lunar app's bogus health claims are boosted by thousands of fake reviews.
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That Fun New App You Love Might Be Stealing Your Bank Info

It's time to start paying much closer attention to permissions.
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Jimmy Kimmel's 'Tindergarten' App Leads To The Cutest Play Date

Any way you swipe it, the comedian's idea could result in some funny get-togethers.
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