Google follows Apple in removing ICE-tracking apps, cites ‘high risk of abuse’
Google removed the app Red Dot from its Play Store, following Apple's removal of ICEBlock, both designed to report ICE agent locations. Google cited policies against apps posing a high risk of abuse and sharing vulnerable group locations, while Apple acted under Trump administration pressure. These removals sparked debate over safety and civil liberties.
Google removed the app Red Dot from its Play Store, following Apple's removal of ICEBlock, both designed to report ICE agent locations. Google cited policies against apps posing a high risk of abuse and sharing vulnerable group locations, while Apple acted under Trump administration pressure. These removals sparked debate over safety and civil liberties.
