9to5Mac is reporting that Apple pulled the Damus app from its App Store in China on Thursday, “with the developers being informed that the Nostr app ‘includes content that is illegal in China.'”<\/p>\n
Apple rejected the app multiple times, applying the app review guidelines that would apply to a social networking service. In reality, all Damus does is provide access to Nostr feeds, so it would be more accurate to consider it akin to a web browser, with the developers having no control over, or responsibility for, the content of those feeds. Damus finally made it into the App Store this week.
\nApple has now pulled Damus from the App Store in China. Damus developer William Casarin posted a screengrab of the notice, which claimed it included illegal content…. <\/p>\n
The app doesn’t contain any content at all. It would be like banning Safari because it can be used to access the websites of terrorist organizations.<\/p>\n
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9to5Mac is reporting that Apple pulled the Damus app from its App Store in China on Thursday, “with the developers being informed that the Nostr app ‘includes content that is illegal in China.’” Apple rejected the app multiple times, applying … Continue reading
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