Apple has allegedly started removing apps originating in Iran from the App Store. According to Techrasa, Apple removed the app of Digikala, the biggest Iranian e-commerce service, a few days ago. Apple has yet to comment on the procedure but it seems to stem from international trade laws (via TechCrunch).
Appel CEO Tim Cook has issued a company-wide message regarding U.S. President Trump’s executive order, “Protecting the Nation from Foreign Terrorist Entry into the United States” which President Trump implemented over the weekend. The following is a copy of a memo he sent to Apple employees: Team, In my conversations with officials here in Washington […]
“American technology companies for years have relied on a steady stream of skilled engineers from overseas to help them create their products,” Nick Wingfield and Mike Isaac report for The New York Times. “Now many of those companies and their workers are girding for expected changes to immigration policy under President Trump that the companies […]
