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Britain’s competition regulator wants Apple to let rival payment apps use the iPhone’s tap-to-pay technology more easily and at much lower fees. Apple says the change could weaken privacy and security protections, but the CMA says evidence it reviewed suggests neither technology raises inherent security concerns.
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Earth and Space Science students launched tissue paper hot air balloons as part of a hands-on lesson on atmospheric physics. The activity allowed students to observe how temperature and air density affect the atmosphere.
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