Apple Warns Of User Safety In Rare Statement

Hot Tub Is 1st iPhone Porn App: Apple Warns Of User Safety In Rare Statement
It’s almost unheard of for Apple to comment on an individual iPhone app, but it’s just done so in response to the first porn app, just arriving on European iPhones.
What Is Hot Tub? Apple Comments on First iPhone Porn App
The Hot Tub app, which allows users to play videos from popular adult sites, was launched in the AltStore PAL on Monday.
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Apple raises concern over first porn app on iPhone under EU rules
In the EU, Apple's gatekeeper status changed with the 2022 adoption of the Digital Markets Act, which required Apple to allow alternative app stores.
Apple lashes out at iPhone porn app maker Hot Tub
AltStore PAL said in a social media post that Hot Tub is “the world’s 1st Apple-approved porn app.” Apple rejects that claim.
Did Apple approve its 'first porn app' Hot Tub on EU iPhones? Concerns rise over App Store policies
Apple has criticised AltStore PAL’s new adult content app Hot Tub on EU iPhones, arguing that despite passing notarisation, it does not meet Apple’s safety standards. Epic Games’ Tim Sweeney accused Apple of stifling competition through its restrictive app policies.
Apple warns iPhone users about first ever porn app
A pornography app is now available to all iPhones in the EU after a rule change. AltStore PAL, which is an alternative to Apple’s App Store, is now free to access because of newly introduced European competition laws.
Apple hits out at pornography app allowed onto EU iPhones
A pornography content browser called Hot Tub has been launched on an alternative app marketplace allowed on the iPhone by EU competition laws.
First ever porn app arrives on the iPhone
Apple has allowed the first pornography app onto the iPhone.“Hot Tub” markets itself as an “adult content browser” that allows people to find and watch sexual material. That kind of content is still explicitly banned under the App Store rules.
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