Apple removes ICE tracking apps following US President Donald Trump campaign pressure: Free speech, privacy, and civil liberties questions raised
Apple removed ICE-tracking applications from its App Store. This followed Trump administration pressure. ICEBlock was a prominent app among those removed. It allowed users to report ICE agent locations. The administration reportedly threatened legal action. Apple cited law enforcement contact. This raised questions about tech, privacy, and civil liberties. Joshua Aaron, ICEBlock creator, defended the app.
Apple removed ICE-tracking applications from its App Store. This followed Trump administration pressure. ICEBlock was a prominent app among those removed. It allowed users to report ICE agent locations. The administration reportedly threatened legal action. Apple cited law enforcement contact. This raised questions about tech, privacy, and civil liberties. Joshua Aaron, ICEBlock creator, defended the app.
