I talked about posting information on police and ICE raids with security companies to see what they allow. Here's how to avoid getting your posts taken down.
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Apple Removes ICE Tracking App From The App Store
Apple has removed the controversial app ICEBlock and similar software from its App Store after a request from the U.S. Department of Justice. The company cites "safety risks" for law enforcement ...
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Apple's ICEBlock takedown shows how easily Washington can pull the plug on the internet
Tech companies are used to foreign governments telling them to take down apps. Now it's happening in the US, as Apple takes down an anti-ICE app.
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