Sunday, July 30, 2017
Apple issues statement regarding removal of unlicensed VPN apps in China
Apple has issued a statement regarding last night’s removal of ‘most major’ VPN apps from the App Store in China. Unsurprisingly, Apple says that it is complying with regulations put in place by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology earlier this year that require VPN apps to be licensed by the government. VPN apps and services currently represent one of the only ways that a person
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