Decentralised social networking app Damus to be removed from App Store, will appeal decision
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Short summary:
- Damus, a decentralised social networking app, has been removed from the App Store due to Apple’s payment rules.
- Apple is threatening to remove the app because of a hinting feature that could be used to sell content.
- The Damus team adapted the tip feature in the app to circumvent the ban on selling content.
- Damus plans to appeal Apple’s decision, deeming it an abuse.
- Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter, supported Damus and donated bitcoins for its development.
- Damus was one of Twitter’s competitors after its takeover by Ilon Musk.
- The promise of Damus is an open social network with no central authority and end-to-end encryption of messages.
- Damus ran into trouble with Apple and was rejected several times, but was approved in February.
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