When it later appeared on the App Store, there was a sharply-worded response in official Chinese media. The removal then came after "many concerned customers in Hong Kong contacted us", Apple said.

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HONG KONG--Hong Kong's pro-democracy tabloid Apple Daily said on Sunday the freezing of its assets in a national security probe had left the newspaper with cash for "only a few weeks" of normal ...

Versions of a protest song are no longer showing on Apple’s music streaming service after the Hong Kong government sought a court injunction to ban the tune, the SCMP has found. The findings ...