San Francisco International Airport (SFO) is suing the recently renamed San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport (OAK) over the use of the name ‘San Francisco’. The lawsuit has been met with a counterclaim from OAK, insisting that the name change accurately describes its geographic location. Both airports are located near San Francisco Bay, but neither of them is actually in San Francisco. The dispute highlights the potential for confusion among travelers and the competition between the two airports.
Apple has unexpectedly embraced the ‘right to repair’ movement, supporting a crucial piece of legislation in California. The proposed law aims to give consumers and third-party firms the right to fix damaged electronic products, benefiting users and protecting their privacy and security. Apple’s support is expected to ease concerns about industry compliance and make the bill more attractive to other states. The ‘right to repair’ movement aims to challenge the restrictions imposed by technology companies and enable consumers to repair devices on their own terms.
