Julie Clover
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Apple also pulled out some applications from the government requirements. Most government requests for removal came from China, and Apple deleted 1307 applications at the request of China. In the request of Russia, 171 Appendix, 79 from South Korea, 55 from Ukraine and 50 from Jordan, were deleted. Only 78 applications in China and 71 applications in the United States were restored after passing the Apple's appeal process. Apple also stopped 146,747 accounts of developers from fraud and exports. Reports on transparency since 2023, because he agreed to do this as part of the settlement of a lawsuit about a lawsuit in the 2021 class with developers. Apple promised to provide significant statistics on the application review process, listing everything from the number of applications rejected to information about search queries. More information is available in the full report, and even more data can be found in an additional file available on the legal website of Apple.
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