Apple is now required to offer Russian iOS users a selection of local apps when setting up a new device, per legislation passed in the country in 2019 and took effect on April 1. The Russian law, passed in November 2019, requires that companies present a list of government-approved apps on devices sold within the country. Initially slated to go into effect in January, it was then delayed until April 1. As of Thursday, the law affects all new devices sold and set up in Russia — including iPhones and other Apple products. The law mandates that Russian apps come preinstalled on devices, bu...