Apple threatens to remove from the App Store the Ukrainian application RKIN with data on the losses of Russian invaders

At the beginning of May, we wrote that the Ukrainian IT company Alty, with the support of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, created an application

which tracks Russian casualties. And now this application may be removed from the App Store.

What's wrong?

Recall that the application is called RKIN (Russianship go nah @ th) and it allows the user to find out the losses of the invaders in the war against Ukraine. You can even create a widget and see this information just from your desktop. In addition, the application sends push notifications in the event of an air raid and allows you to donate to help the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

However, representatives of the App Store requiredevelopers to remove information about the losses of the Russians. Alty assures that the collected data are official and come from the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The company also emphasizes that it does not publish photos of bodies and other sensitive content in the application.

However, Apple does not agree with this position andthreatens to remove the RKIN app from its store if the developers do not comply with the requirement. Now negotiations are ongoing, and the Alty team hopes for the support of the authorities and the Western media.

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