Apple Store Workers Collect Signatures with Plans to Unionize, and Tinder Helps Singles Connect at Festivals

Speaker 1: This is CNET. And here are the stories that matter right now. Speaker 1: Apple may be the next tech giant to face unionizing workers at Manhattan's flagship store, a grand central terminal. A group of workers has begun to collect signatures to form a union. Organizers voted in February to affiliate with workers United saying they wanted to quote, ensure a team has the as possible standards of living and what have proven to be extraordinary times. At least three other apple stores are also working toward forming a union. [00:00:30] WhatsApp is adding more features for group messaging through its new communities. Program designs to large groups like schools and neighborhoods can organize. The groups will be private and end and encrypted may at a CEO. Mark Zuckerberg said communities will be rolling out slowly and will eventually come to Facebook messenger. And Instagram. WhatsApp is also updating with emoji reactions, the ability to share larger files and will expand voice calls from eight to 32 participants. And finally, now that concerts and festivals are coming [00:01:00] back. So is a popular tender feature to help singles meet and mingle tender's festival mode first launched in 2019, but return this week revamped and with new partners like live nation AEG presents and super struck entertainment users, select which show they're attending out of a list of dozens worldwide, then connect with other music lovers up to a month before the date, according to tender 4% of single say they enjoy meeting new people at live music events, Speaker 1: Stay up to date [00:01:30] with the latest by visiting CNET.