The US "Wall Street Journal" website reported on April 17 that, following the "after-sale door" storm, Apple has become the target of investigation again in China, because Apple's App Store "involved in pornography". So far, Apple has not responded.
Not long ago, Apple was questioned by many Chinese media for its after-sales service problems. Finally, Apple CEO Tim & bull; cook issued an apology letter on Apple's official website to Chinese consumers. The office of China's National Working Group on combating pornography and illegal activities said publicly on the 16th that 198 websites carrying obscene and pornographic information had been investigated and dealt with in accordance with the law, among which the Apple App store was listed.
Apple's App Store regulations clearly point out that pornographic content is strictly prohibited. For a long time, Apple has been very cautious about the content related to pornographic materials. Once it is found, it will be banned immediately. So far, Apple has not responded.