Apple Faces Scrutiny as Sanctioned Entities Slip Through App Store Controls

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By Tim HardwickDec 10, 2025, 8:29 am178 pts
Apple's App Store has been unlawfully hosting dozens of apps tied to U.S.-sanctioned companies, according to a new watchdog report (via The Washington Post). The Tech Transparency Project, a non-profit advocacy group, flagged 52 apps in the App Store that had links to entities found on the Treasury…

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