- On Apple and Google’s failure to police their own app store rules, @lopatto.bsky.social notes that Apple’s promise to “protect” users is its basis for justifying its monopolistic control of the store. Yet Apple still fails, as TTP's recent report on apps for sanctioned entities demonstrated.Jan 13, 2026 17:06
- When Grok/X very publicly rolled out a feature allowing users to undress images of women and children, many expected it would be pulled from app stores due to clear violations of Apple and Google policy. Yet no action was taken.
- TTP’s discovery of apps tied to sanctioned entities was another example of Apple and Google's failure to enforce their own policies. When informed, they removed many of the apps, but offered no explanation for their longstanding presence in the stores.
