Apple Tightens App Store Rules to Ban Nudify Apps Disguised as Ordinary Software

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Apple has updated its App Store guidelines to prohibit so-called nudify apps, which generate sexualized imagery of people. The company says it will also ban AI apps that fail to moderate offensive content. The changes are aimed at stopping developers from disguising such apps as regular software to get past App Store review. The report does not specify the exact date the updated guidelines took effect. Further details on enforcement mechanisms were not included in the source article.

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