SF City Attorney orders Apple and Google to remove 'nudify' apps from stores

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San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu has formally ordered Apple and Google to remove so-called 'nudify' apps from their respective app stores. The directive was issued through official letters sent directly to both tech companies. Chiu alleged that Apple and Google have long been aware that these apps violate California state law. The city attorney's action signals growing legal pressure on major platforms to police harmful AI-generated content.

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