Apple allows NFT app Sticky to return following update
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`Sticky`s app had been operating in a hazy area, to be fair. It was using a proprietary, private ledger, which it disclosed in the app`s App Store description. The company also explained to users that its NFTs were `collectibles,` but not `securities, convertible currencies, or investments.` What you need to know Apple has allowed NFT app Sticky back on its App Store after it was suddenly removed. The app had been available for several months before it was removed without warning. It`s because Sticky`s `NFTs` weren`t saved to a public blockchain. Apple has allowed NFT app Sticky back onto its App Store, following an update that allows users to export their collectibles to a public blockchain. As reported by TechCrunch: Lammiman created the mobile-native `NFT` marketplace app Sticky, which had been live on the App Store for several months before Apple removed it. During this time, Apple approved over half a dozen updates to the app that used the term `NFT` in the same mann...