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Vybe Together, an app that was pulled from the App Store for promoting large parties during the coronavirus pandemic, has appealed its removal.
Vybe Together, an app that was pulled from the App Store for promoting large parties during the coronavirus pandemic, has appealed its removal.
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FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA For DJs, New Year’s Eve usually means a fat paycheck. This year, it meant isolation and fear [Los Angeles Times :: BC-MUS-DJS-NEWYEARS-EVE:LA] LOS ANGELES — On any other New Year’s Eve, the L.A. club-music DJ Heidi Lawden would have had at least two gigs in L.A. or Europe. It’s the biggest night of the year for her profession — typical NYE gigs net around $1,500 for working DJs like herself, with up to $1 million for A-list pop acts like Calvin Harris or Marshmello for a Las Vegas megaclub gig. If you can hop across town (or a border) to headline a few b...
This Week in Apps: Apple bans party app, China loses 39K iOS games, TikTok births a ‘Ratatousical’ Welcome back to This Week in Apps, the weekly TechCrunch series that recaps the latest in mobile OS news, mobile applications and the overall app economy. The app industry is as hot as ever, with a record 204 billion total downloads and $120 billion in global consumer spend in 2019. Not including Chinese third-party app stores, iOS and Android users in 2020 downloaded 130 billion apps and spent a record $112 billion. In 2019, people spent three hours and 40 minutes per day using apps, riv...
Tech 2 months, 3 weeks Apple recently got rid of over 46,000 apps on its China store, out of which 39,000 were game apps. This has so far been the biggest ap purge done by Apple in a single day. As reported by Reuters, the apps were removed because December 31 is the deadline for all game publishers to obtain a license. Games affected included Ubisoft title Assassin’s Creed Identity and NBA 2K20, as per research firm Qimai. Qimai also revealed that only 74 of the top 1,500 paid games weren’t removed from the Apple store. “...this major pivot to only accepting paid games that have a g...