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Facebook, Google, Microsoft, IBM, Apple Don’t Rule Out Helping Track Muslims

TEHRAN (IQNA) – In a new report from The Intercept, 8 out of 9 major technology firms either gave no reply or took no position when asked if they would cooperate with the incoming Trump administration in building a national registry of Muslims.

News ID: 3461578 Publish Date : 2016/12/04

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Facebook, Google, Microsoft, IBM, Apple Don’t Rule Out Helping Track Muslims

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