Apple has removed WhatsApp and Threads from its app store in China, following an order from the country’s internet watchdog, which cited national security concerns. Related video above ...

Apple Inc removed social media services such as Meta Platforms Inc’s WhatsApp and Threads from its Chinese app store, complying with orders from Beijing to close more loopholes in the country’s ...

which would be a much more serious issue for Chinese users than an app store removal,” he said. China has unusual leverage over Apple’s decisions because it is a major market for Apple ...

Apple has removed apps from its China app store before. In 2017, Apple removed The New York Times news app, saying it violated local regulations - a move that came amid rising news censorship in ...

Apple has taken WhatsApp, Threads and others off the App Store in China ... Experts suggested that many more apps may be taken down as part of those rules, given that the deadline of 1 April ...

2:21 TikTok ban: Shanghai residents question U.S. motive to target Chinese-owned app The apps were removed from the store on Friday after Chinese officials cited unspecified national security ...

By Tripp Mickle and Mike Isaac Tripp Mickle reports on Apple, and Mike Isaac on Meta. Apple said it pulled the Meta-owned apps WhatsApp and Threads from its app store in China on Friday on ...

Apple removed Meta Platforms’ WhatsApp and Threads from its App Store in China on Friday after the iPhone maker was ordered by the Chinese government. “The Cyberspace Administration of China ...

Apple Inc. removed social media services including Meta Platforms Inc.’s WhatsApp and Threads from its Chinese app store, responding to orders from Beijing to close more loopholes in the country ...

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