In the morning after: Apple invitation app and less welcome third-party porn apps
The week was a mixed Apple bag. First, he launched a new iPhone app to organize events and in fact social; He then had to fight a third -party app store offering porn application in the European Union. And there is nothing like an apple-pornography title to attract the eye.
But first, Apple InviteWhere you can host an unlimited number of events, each limits to 100 participants. It is also possible to invite Neliphon users. What?!
You can use your own photos or backgrounds in the app as an invitation image and even organize a municipal playlist via Apple Music.
Of course, there are some Apple Intelligence shoes. Image Playground is built into invitations to generate images for your events when there are no appropriate photos.
How about the future about existing invitation applications such as Evite, Cantyful, Luma and the rest? Well, everything is not lost: only paid iCloud subscribers can create invitations to the app – and prices start there with 99 cents a month, while competitive applications offer free kettles for major events. Also, web experience for people who are not human is quite clumsy and painful. At least for now.
Meanwhile, a third -party app store called Altstore Pal has announced that a porn app called Hot Tub is now available to iOS users in the European Union. The market described it as “first approved by Apple porn app” that is probably not completely accurate.
It seems that the first time a porn app is available to the iPhone. Apple said it was “deeply concerned About the safety risks that hardcore porn applications of this type create for EU users, especially for children. “
And just to add an additional corporate spice: the longtime Apple App Store Foe Epic gave the alternative appointment store last year to help financing the “basic technology fees” to pay third -party stores to pay to Apple S Not that it is directly related to this adult entertainment portal. EPIC CEO Tim Sweey got on X to say, “The Epic Games store does not carry this app, does not carry porn apps and has never worn porn applications.”
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