@titaniajordan: Apple’s new rule is a step in the right direction, but it’s not the whole story. Banning apps that hide what they really do is a fix that should have come a long time ago, and it only works if Apple actually enforces it. The company writing this rule is the same one reviewing the apps, setting the age ratings, and earning money from what makes it through. Earlier this year, a watchdog group found Apple’s own App Store running ads for nudify apps in search results and suggesting more nudify search terms through autocomplete. And every subscription those apps sold meant a cut for Apple. Your child’s safety shouldn’t rest with a company that keeps putting profit first. If you want a phone where that decision stays with you, the link in my bio is where you can learn more about Bark. #techforkids #iphone #parentinghelp
so not defending Apple but first of all do you have proof and then I'm going to give you an example you go buy a vehicle and they tell you that is going to give you 33 miles per the gallon that comes from the manufacturer now if you don't get it are you going to go against the dealer or the manufacturer it's the same thing with the application once Apple to text that is not correct what they were offering or what they were saying they take actions there is way more issues on Android than on Apple because Android can side oad applications
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