Apple customer service said it was actively investigating the reasons, while the game customer service said it didn't know about it. Simply put, both sides are here? Shake the pot? I don't even admit that it is my own problem. At present, the problem on Apple's side is even bigger, because the country has confirmed that these 55 apps have various problems through multi-party investigations, which violates the personal information protection law, so it is ordered to be removed for rectification. After receiving the news, the store customer service should actively cooperate with the national control requirements to thoroughly clean up these apps, but now Apple's software stores can find information about illegal apps, and even download them directly, which is somewhat unreasonable. Therefore, Apple is mainly responsible for this matter, but for the game producers, they definitely hope that the game can continue to be downloaded, so it will not be stupid to remind Apple to see that the store has not removed its own APP. Anyway, if something goes wrong, you can give it to each other.

The news happened in Wuhan, Hubei. Ms. Chen's husband recently fell in love with a product called "Vibrant Knight", and recharged more than 2,000 yuan in it. It took several months to arouse Ms. Chen's curiosity. She quickly searched the game on the Internet, only to find that "Vibrant Knight" had been ordered by the state to be removed from the shelves for rectification because it demanded unnecessary rights in violation of regulations. But now Apple Store can still search and download this game, which is obviously illegal, so Ms. Chen immediately asked Apple customer service to verify this matter, and the other party made an excuse and said that she was investigating the reason.

Someone must be responsible for this. Openly ignoring national laws and regulations, if it is not the negligence of the staff, then someone must be deliberately stepping on the legal red line, thinking that sneaking around these illegal apps will not be discovered, and there may even be collusion among insiders. Of course, these all need to wait for further investigation. Personally, I think that Apple will not smash its own signboard for several illegal apps, so it is more likely to make mistakes.

The reason why these apps were taken off the shelves was mainly because they had many problems, such as illegally collecting customer information, requiring unnecessary permissions, and having no privacy policy. Modern people pay more and more attention to privacy, so the state has introduced legal protection, and major application stores should also cooperate with each other to do related work, so as to make the market order develop healthily.