Apple has defended its decision to remove a number of parental control apps from the App Store, citing security concerns.
Several app-makers complained to the New York Times that Apple had taken their products off sale when it launched its own similar tools.
But Apple said the apps were removed because they “put users’ privacy and security at risk”.
It said the apps had been given time to make changes to meet Apple’s rules.
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