This week, Sprint is gone for good, Humvees are here to stay, and the Apple Tax has been temporarily suspended.

This week, there's an Epic new publisher, a prankless online April Fools' Day, and some ad-friendly Google movies.

This week, Instagram is trying to disappear, GameStop is trying to stay around, and entertainment companies are trying to help.

This week, Microsoft is without its Gates, Pokemon is without its GO, and TVs are without Fire.

This week, some Philips Hue Bridges are going dark, online stores are banning products, and 5G is limiting television.

This week, Clearview's customer list is exposed, DropMix's gaming style is upgraded, and Firefox's browsing is more protected.

This week, Apple's changing its defaults, GeForce Now's losing its content, and Google's following kids again.

This week, Ring's sharing more information, ICANN's raising your website registration, and YouTube TV is canceling some subscriptions.

This week, AMD's coming to a PC near you, Clearview AI is spying on your face, and ViacomCBS wants to compete with itself.

This week, Apple's playing fast and loose with privacy, Fortnite is invading schools, and Google's hiding the favorites.