Kenza Bryan and Patrick McGee report from London and San Francisco
Apple has pledged to reveal more about why apps are removed from its App Store, following suggestions that the tech giant’s opaque removal process threatens free speech in countries including China and Russia.
Activist investors secured Apple’s pledge earlier this month, according to three people familiar with the matter. At Apple’s annual shareholder meeting last March, nearly a third of shareholders supported a resolution requiring the company to be more transparent about its relationships with foreign governments.
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