Thursday, October 10, 2019
Apple Pulls Hong Kong Protest App From App Store Following Chinese Criticism
Apple has pulled an app from the App Store that Hong Kong protestors have been using to track police movements, saying it violates the company’s guidelines and local laws. Apple approved HKmap Live last week after reviewing its decision to initially reject the app from the App Store . However, on Wednesday Apple was criticized by Chinese state media for its decision to make the app available. “
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