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Apple has delayed the approval of an email-app update with ChatGPT-powered AI language tools over concerns that it could generate inappropriate content for children, according to communications Apple sent to the app maker, who disagrees with Apple’s decision. Aaron Tilley for The Wall street Journal: Apple took steps last week to block an update of email app BlueMail because of concerns that a…

SEO: Comment Apple «décide qui vit et qui meurt» dans l’App Store

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Apple promeut injustement ses propres applications dans l’App Store, affirme Blix

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Apple utilise les classements de recherche de l’App Store pour décider “qui va vivre et qui va mourir”, selon un développeur qui poursuit le fabricant d’iPhone pour pratiques anticoncurrentielles.

Le développeur de logiciels…

Why Apple allowed BlueMail back into their Mac App Store

Eight months after it was removed, BlueMail is back in Apple’s Mac App Store.

https://twitter.com/BlueMail/status/1227293587785834496

Mariella Moon for Engadget:

The email app’s creators sued the tech giant last yearafter it launched the “Sign in with Apple” feature, which lets you sign into apps and websites with your Apple ID to protect your information. BlueMail’s developer, Blix, claimed the…

Lawsuit alleges Apple suppressed App Store competitors’ rankings, until they got caught

Reed Albergotti, The Washington Post:

An email app developer says it has uncovered new data that suggests Apple has long been suppressing the rankings of apps in the App Store that compete with Apple’s own offerings, according to new court filings by the developer, which sued Apple in October for patent infringement and antitrust violations.

Blix, which developed the BlueMail app, made the…