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Apple is Rejecting COVID-19 Apps that are Not from Health Organizations
Dan Uff March 6, 2020 22

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To help curtail misinformation about the Coronavirus, Apple has taken the unusual step and is rejecting any apps not from health organizations relating to the COVID-19 outbreak and any related information.
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