Emma Roth / The Verge: Apple rolls out Apple Pay Later to select US users, for online and in-app purchases on iOS 16.4 and iPadOS 16.4, available to all US users in the coming months  —  Apple is finally launching Apple Pay Later, the company’s take on the buy now, pay later (BNPL) business. Lees verder op Tech Meme

New York Times: On TikTok, #TikTokBan had 1.7B views on March 27, up from 983M views on March 18, as users post hundreds of videos arguing the app shouldn’t be banned in the US  —  After lawmakers grilled TikTok’s chief executive last week, the app’s users argued that the platform should not be banned … Lees verder op Tech Meme

Zac Bowden / Windows Central: Microsoft announces a second-generation Surface Hub 2S is coming later this year and will be the first “touch-enabled board” to run Teams Rooms on Windows  —  “Teams Rooms on Windows” will ship on the new Surface Hub 2S.  —  What you need to know Lees verder op Tech Meme

Sara Fischer / Axios: Substack invites its newsletter writers and others to invest, aiming to raise $2M; source: the raise is an extension of Substack’s $65M Series B in March 2021  —  Substack, the newsletter platform, will open up a community fundraising round on Tuesday, allowing writers on the platform to invest in the company. Lees verder op Tech Meme

Zac Bowden / Windows Central: Sources: Microsoft plans a major overhaul for “Windows 12” to modernize the OS with AI, faster updates, and improved security, to better compete with ChromeOS  —  Windows “CorePC” is the spiritual successor to Windows “Core OS.”  —  What you need to know Lees verder op Tech Meme

BBC: Clearview AI’s CEO says the company has run nearly 1M searches for US police and now uses 30B images scraped without users’ consent from sites like Facebook  —  Facial recognition firm Clearview has run nearly a million searches for US police, its founder has told the BBC Lees verder op Tech Meme

Lena Masri / Reuters: Review of 2K+ court cases: Russia uses facial recognition and surveillance systems to find and arrest scores of protesters and even prevent them from protesting  —  A Reuters review of more than 2,000 court cases shows how Russia uses facial recognition to identify and sweep up the Kremlin’s opponents. Lees verder op Tech Meme