Apple has withdrawn a free application called ICEBlock, which allowed users to anonymously track immigration agents.
Lara Maior
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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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Apple removes ICEBlock app that tracks ICE agents from its App Store, developer says
Apple removes ICEBlock app that tracks ICE agents from its App Store, developer says
Apple takes down app that allows people to track and anonymously report sightings of ICE agents
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