Friday, October 11, 2019
Tim Cook Defends Removal of Hong Kong Mapping App From App Store in Leaked Memo
Apple CEO Tim Cook has written to employees defending the company’s controversial decision to pull an app used by Hong Kong protestors to coordinate gatherings and avoid large concentrations of police. Apple removed HKMap Live from the App Store on Thursday following the app’s approval last week, which itself only came after an internal review of the company’s original decision to reject it.
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