Apple removes over 50 VPNs from its China App Store

Apple has removed over 50 virtual private networks-or VPNs- from its
app store in China.

VPNs are used to access websites in places where they may be banned or
restricted and several of the app creators have accused Apple of
prioritizing its ties with Beijing over internet freedom.

U.S. correspondent William Denselow reports.

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