Apple removes this app that ‘allowed’ users to watch movies, TV shows
Apple removes this app that ‘allowed’ users to watch movies, TV shows
Kimi app, posing as a vision testing app, ranked number eight in the App Store's trending list of free entertainment apps and number 46 overall for free apps. The app allows users to watch pirated movies and lacks proper description and screenshots. After concerns with the apps legitimacy, Apple has removed the app from its App Store.
Kimi app, posing as a vision testing app, ranked number eight in the App Store's trending list of free entertainment apps and number 46 overall for free apps. The app allows users to watch pirated movies and lacks proper description and screenshots. After concerns with the apps legitimacy, Apple has removed the app from its App Store.
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Kimi app, posing as a vision testing app, ranked number eight in the App Store's trending list of free entertainment apps and number 46 overall for free apps. The app allows users to watch pirated movies and lacks proper description and screenshots. After concerns with the apps legitimacy, Apple has removed the app from its App Store. 
