Stevie Bonifield
Google and Apple’s app stores have been listing dozens of apps from blacklisted companies.
As reported by the Washington Post, an investigation by the Tech Transparency Project found apps on both platforms that were owned by sanctioned organizations, including Russian banks and a Chinese paramilitary group.
Most of the apps have been taken down now, including at least 17 out of 18 on the Google Play Store and 35 out of 52 on the App Store.
Blacklisted foreign companies persist in app stores, defying U.S. sanctions
[The Washington Post]
