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Apple has withdrawn a free application called ICEBlock, which allowed users to anonymously track immigration agents.

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ICEBlock is one of several applications created to allow users to track and report immigration agencies anonymously. The application surpassed 1 million downloads in just one month. In a social media post, the developer mentioned that the application was removed from the App Store by Apple, citing "objectionable content."

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