AppleInsider April 3, 2026 Rumor

AI porn startup sues Apple over arbitrary enforcement of App Store rules

An AI company that was accused of enabling sexualized chats with underage chatbot characters and undressing real people has sued Apple for wrongfully removing its apps from the App Store. Ex-Human has sued Apple over AI app removals. Image source: Ex-Human Apple is in charge of keeping the App Store…

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AI porn startup sues Apple over arbitrary enforcement of App Store rules

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