Tuesday, November 19, 2019
Vaporizer Manufacturer PAX Calls on Apple to Rethink Vaping-Related App Ban
Apple last week removed all vaping-related apps from the App Store and updated App Store guidelines to prohibit apps that facilitate or encourage the use of vape-related devices. Apple never allowed apps that sold vape cartridges, but it did allow apps that offered up vape-related news or provided controls for vape devices. Some companies, such as PAX, relied heavily on Apple’s App Store to
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