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Mobile Minutes: Tech stands against Trump; Dubious iMessages; FCC chair will shrink regulations; Poker-playing computers

Mere hours after US President Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday temporarily barring immigration to the States from seven countries, tech industry executives began publishing notices criticizing the new regulation and warning employees of its potential broad and dramatic impacts.

For years, online criminals have tried variations of the account-security email for Apple?s iMessages, iTunes and iCloud services to lure recipients into clicking on malicious links or providing Apple ID account information. By including the name of the iPhone model in the message, the sender is hoping to get your attention with specifics. Adding the name of a model still in widespread use broadens the potential audience for the message.

The new Republican chairman of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, Ajit Pai, vowed to pare back outdated commission regulations, but declined to say if he will move quickly to overturn the Obama administration's landmark net neutrality rules.

Recent breakthroughs in artificial intelligence research raise questions about the threat that bots pose to the online gambling industry.