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Protests and hunger strike take place at Apple’s HQ, after the company’s censorship in China and more
Apple is getting more attention for helping the Chinese Communist Party censor critics.
Apple CEO Tim Cook is questioned after company limited popular protest tool in China
Lawmakers want answers.
Apple turned off a private communication tool in China just before major protests broke out
Protesters were using Apple’s AirDrop feature to directly share uncensored messages. Apple turned it off.
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