Conservative social media service Parler is once again available on Apple’s iOS App Store after being after being taken down following the Jan. 6 attack on the US Capitol. The updated version of the …
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Parler is back on the App Store with a ‘PG’ version that only cracks down on hate speech on Apple devices
Parler returned to Apple’s App Store on Monday after it had been kicked off following the January 6 Capitol Siege.
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Parler back on Apple’s App Store after ban following US Capitol attack
The updated version of the right-wing social media app includes “enhanced threat and incitement reporting tools,” according to the listing on Apple’s iOS App store.
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Parler returns to Apple App Store with some content excluded
The iOS app for conservative-leaning social media platform Parler is back in the Apple App Store today, after what the company says were “months of productive dialogue with Apple.” “The entire Parler …
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Parler is back on iPhones: Social media app returns to Apple’s App Store
Parler, the social media app removed from iPhones and Android devices in the wake of the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, is back on Apple’s App Store.
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Parler Is Back On Apple’s App Store Following Post-Jan. 6 Ban
Parler is now back on Apple’s App Store as of Monday with enhanced content moderation infrastructure in place, after the social network—favored on the far-right for its lax approach to regulating hate …
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Apple announces two new Apple Watch Pride Edition bands
The Apple Watch Pride Edition Braided Solo Loop and Pride Edition Nike Sport Loop launch on May 25 with new watch faces.
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20 Years On: The Global Apple Store Empire [Infographic]
Next week marks 20 years of the Apple Store. It traces its origins back to 1997 when Steve Jobs returned to the company as interim CEO. At that time, Apple relied on PC and electronics stores for the …
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Why Apple will win its App Store antitrust case against Epic
Apple requires developers to use its own proprietary payment system to pay for apps and games, and it charges big developers like Epic 30% of their in-app revenue to do so. Apple says it uses the …
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Apple Store looks set to retain mask mandate for now
Despite some major stores relaxing rules regarding face masks, Apple has reportedly decided that shoppers at its stores will still need to wear a face covering.
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This Week in Apps: Apple talks App Store fraud, responds to antitrust complaints; Facebook growth is slipping
Welcome back to This Week in Apps, the weekly TechCrunch series that recaps the latest in mobile OS news, mobile applications and the overall app economy. The app industry continues to grow, with a …
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Apple Stores keep mask mandate in place as other retailers ease restrictions
Though some retailers have eased COVID-19 restrictions, Apple will keep its mask mandate and related safeguards in place at U.S. Apple Store locations, according to a report on Friday.
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Apple is swatting down criticisms about how it runs its App Store
Apple is swatting down criticisms about how it runs its App Store, arguing its policies are just like those of its peers, in a new letter to senators today.Between the lines: Apple is making similar …
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First Apple Store in the center of Rome opens soon on Via del Corso
Apple’s long-term vision for Rome is about to become a reality with a grand new store steeped in history. First previewed last January, Apple Via del Corso is the result of intense collaboration …
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Apple Says Tile Trackers Sold Poorly in Apple Stores
Spotify, Tile, and Match (owner of Tinder), testified at an app store antitrust hearing spearheaded by the U.S. Senate.
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Spotify, Tile, Tinder App Store complaints are solely business grievances, Apple says
Apple has told a Senate Judiciary Committee that complaints from Spotify and others, about the App Store being anticompetitive are based solely in business grievances.
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Apple holds edge in app store trial despite nagging issues
But the tech giant’s apparent edge comes at the cost of facing nagging questions about the financial vise it holds on people buying digital services on iPhones, iPads and iPods. If nothing else, the …
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