Apple Considers Gadget Subscription Model, Russia Blocks Google News

Speaker 1: This is CNET. And here are the stories that matter right now. Speaker 1: Imagine not owning your apple products, but renting them out as needed. That's how a new subscription model might work. That apple is considering for next year. Program. Subscribers would pay a monthly fee for their gadgets and could swap them out for new versions upon release. This would be different from a payment install element program. And according to Bloomberg, the plan would allow customers to subscribe with their apple ID or app store account. As Russia continues to attack Ukraine, [00:00:30] the country has apparently restricted access to Google news to its citizens. People within the Russian border were having trouble accessing the news app and website, but Google said it wasn't due to any technical glitch is on their end. Russia has been taking some strong measures to clamp down on the spread of information earlier this week. It placed bands on Meta's Facebook and Instagram, but still allowed use of WhatsApp. And finally Moderna seeks FDA approval for its COVID 19 vaccine for kids under the age of six children received [00:01:00] 25% of the dose adult Scott and tests. The pharmaceutical company said the results showed a robust neutralizing antibody response. Last month, Pfizer and its partner Biointech postponed their FDA application for a similar COVID 19 vaccine. In order to collect more data, Speaker 1: Stay up to date with the latest by visiting CNET.