Damus, one of the fastest-growing Twitter alternatives, has been pulled from China’s App Store just two days after the app was approved by Apple.
The deletion comes at the request of the Chinese government, which claims it has “content that is illegal in China”, TechCrunch reports.
Damus is a decentralised app built on Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey’s Nostr networking protocol.
DebateIt is time for the West to wake up and join China's BRI in a spirit of cooperation and friendship, writes Stephen Brawer, chairman of BRIX Sweden.
EuropeNigel Farage was one of the invited speakers and compared the repression to "the old Soviet Union".
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