The Daily Populous

So when we received this subpoena from the United States Attorney’s Office in the Central District of California, it felt like 2016 all over again.

Nostalgia can be great, and just like last time we got in touch with the ACLU to work with them on our response.

As a result, our response to the subpoena will look familiar. »

As many as 68 percent of iPhone users are expected to deny advertisers permission to track them thanks to Apple's App Tracking Transparency feature, in what is beginning to look like a significant blow to the advertising industry (via AdWeek).

Major digital ad company Trade Desk said that 10 percent of the 12 million ad opportunities per second on its platform are tied directly to IDFA metrics.

If opt-out rates are high and IDFAs become scarce, app developers and publishers are expecting revenues to be hit in the short term. »

You're worried about yourself getting infected and the likelihood that you're not going to get any symptoms.

White House communications director Kate Bedingfield reacted to Rogan's comments, telling CNN: "I guess my first question would be, did Joe Rogan become a medical doctor while we weren’t looking?

... I’m not sure that taking scientific and medical advice from Joe Rogan is perhaps the most productive way for people to get their information.". »

Related: At least four teens have attempted suicide after Arkansas bans trans youth from getting healthcare.

The Arkansas House was holding a hearing on H.B. 1570 on March 9, which banned doctors and other health care professionals from providing gender-affirming health care for transgender minors.

“No matter what happens here today, you are loved,” Attig said in his testimony, talking to trans youth. »