Offensive Apple News Notifications Sent to Fast Company Followers After Website Hacked

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By Tim HardwickSep 28, 2022, 4:28 am289 pts
Apple was forced to disable Fast Company's Apple News account overnight after hackers gained control of it and sent two offensive push notifications to the channel's followers. Tweeting from its Apple News Twitter account, Apple said it had disabled Fast Company's channel following the "incredible offensive…

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