Report claims Apple hosts apps run by sanctioned Chinese organization
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Apps for various uses were reportedly made by `various units of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps` which is accused of links to Uyghur abuses. What you need to know A new report says Apple is hosting apps on its App Store made by a sanctioned Chinese organization. The Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps is accused of abusing and sterilizing up to 2 million Uyghurs. Apps made by units of the organization include news apps and ride-hailing services. A damning new report from The Information claims that Apple may have hosted apps on its App Store created by a Chinese organization sanctioned in the U.S. over links to the persecution of Uyghurs. From the report: Apple`s App Store has been distributing more than a dozen apps created by a Chinese organization sanctioned by the U.S. for human rights abuses against Muslim minorities in China`s Xinjiang region, The Information has learned. The apps, which provide news, offer information about government serv...