Apple and Epic Games are in a tussle yet again because of a new porn app that claimed to be approved by Apple.

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The Hot Tub app, which allows users to play videos from popular adult sites, was launched in the AltStore PAL on Monday.

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It’s almost unheard of for Apple to comment on an individual iPhone app, but it’s just done so in response to the first porn ...

Benjamin and Chance review the newly-launched Apple Invites app and despite how well made the app is, debate whether ...

Apple allows the first-ever adult content app, Hot Tub, on iPhones in Europe via AltStore PAL, but it appears that even the ...

AltStore PAL, an alternative app marketplace enabled by the ... and Linux allow developers to release apps without ...

Both Apple and Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney have provided responses below… Apple has been legally required to approve ...

The Hot Tub adult content browser can now be downloaded on iPhones through a third-party app store allowed under the bloc?s ...