This week witnessed the launch of the “first porn application approved by Apple” in the world, which can now be accessed at Altstore Pal, a third -party application store in Europe, thanks to the Digital Market Law.

Cupertino rejected the description, which stated that the company “did not approve this application” and had criticized DMA Ue for expressing Europeans for “unpleasant services such as pornography, drugs” and other content that was prohibited in the App Store.

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– Altstore.io (@alstoreio) February 3, 2025

The Euronews and Associated Press reports have highlighted that Apple has not yet certified applications for its operating system, regardless of whether they are only available in third -party application stores. However, Apple clarified that this certification did not imply that no application was “approved”.

The European Union has forced the company to expand its services to increase competition, allowing users to download third -party application stores. One of these stores, Altstore, received support from Epic, a game company that has spent years to fight for the Apple application distribution practice.

Altstore Pal App Store iOS from third parties

Apple underlines the declaration that the European commission allows market operators such as Altstore and Epic to distribute content that may not share Apple’s concerns for safety.

Altstore answered by saying that American society “continued to use security as an excuse to protect their monopolistic power” and avoid respect for DMA.