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WWDC protesters want Apple to ban Elon Musk’s apps

Protesters gathered outside Apple's Cupertino campus on June 10, 2024, during the company's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) to demand the removal of "nudify apps" from the App Store and "known" child sexual abuse material from iCloud. A large sign displayed by the protesters read "Apple is powered by child abuse," directly linking the company's operations to the exploitation of children. The demonstration aimed to pressure Apple into taking more stringent action against harmful content and applications available on its platforms. The protesters specifically called for Apple to ban applications associated with Elon Musk, citing concerns about their content and potential misuse. This action highlights ongoing public scrutiny of major technology companies regarding content moderation and child safety policies. The event occurred as Apple was set to unveil new software and services to developers, drawing attention to these critical issues during a high-profile industry gathering.

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