Apple has updated its App Store Review Guidelines with a stricter stance against applications that generate non-consensual explicit content or mislead users through deceptive practices. The revision highlights the company's efforts to keep pace with emerging challenges surrounding artificial intelligence.
Under the new policy, Apple is explicitly barring software designed for AI "nudification"—tools capable of altering images to depict individuals without clothing or consent. Apps that market or facilitate these capabilities will face strict enforcement and removal from the platform.
Additionally, the company is taking aim at "bait-and-switch" applications. These are apps that misrepresent their true capabilities, lure users in under false pretenses, or alter their functionality after bypassing the initial review process.
These policy updates underscore Apple's ongoing commitment to user safety and integrity across the iOS ecosystem. Please check 9to5Mac for full details.
