Apple removes 39,000 game apps from China store

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Apple removes 39,000 game apps from China store
Apple has removed 39,000 game apps on its China store, the biggest removal ever in a single day, as it set year-end as deadline for all game publishers to obtain a licence. The takedowns come amid a crackdown on unlicensed games by Chinese authorities. Including the 39,000 games, Apple removed ...

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