… Many wondered why legal entities were slow to respond, but above all, why Apple was completely silent on the matter. According to a new report from CNBC, shared by 9to5Mac, Apple did threaten to remove Grok from the App Store. …
Apple software chief Craig Federighi will be taking part in xAI& 039;s antitrust lawsuit against Apple and OpenAI over Grok& 039;s treatment in the App Store, but Tim Cook seemingly won& 039;t be. X in the App Store. …
… Epic will never be satisfied short of running Apple& 039;s App Store itself for all of the profit, but others would be happy with more revenue. This ongoing epic began in 2020 with Epic purposefully violating App Store policy so it could goad Apple into a lawsuit. …
… Here& 039;s some of what Apple shared with us about App Review and these offending apps: Nudification apps aren& 039;t allowed in the App Store, period Developers are notified when they are not complying with the App Store guidelines and are worked with directly to resolve the issue If a violation … …
… Apple& 039;s use of AI to police its storefronts isn& 039;t a new thing for the company. It has already been using machine learning to help the App Store Review team check increasingly more apps over time. Apple concludes the letter by reaffirming its pro-human stance on music. …