Article 4V6F7 Apple bans vaping apps from the iOS App Store

Apple bans vaping apps from the iOS App Store

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Apple has removed all 181 vaping-related apps from the iOS App Store, Axios reported on Friday morning. The move follows rising concern about the possible health impacts of vaping.

Some of the banned apps provided news and information about vaping. Some were vaping-themed games. There were also apps that allowed users to adjust the temperature and other settings on their vaping devices.

To avoid breaking functionality for existing customers, Apple is allowing them to continue using vaping apps already on their devices-and to transfer them to new devices. But new users won't be able to download these apps, and new vaping apps can't be published on Apple's store.

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