[justlurking]

I installed one of the iPhone ad blockers long ago.

But, as I got into configuration, I realized that it worked by using their server as a proxy, which then stripped out all of the ads.

At that point, I stopped and uninstalled it. No thanks.

[Swordmaker]

Apple has pulled some apps from the Apple App Store for security reasons, primarily due to the publishers inappropriately installing Root Certificates on the iOS devices that permit them to see data that is not allowed. Prime among these are some ad-blockers that did not use Apple's Ad-blocking APIs. Apple is working with the developers to re-construct the apps so that they can get the apps back on the Store. — PING!

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[ImJustAnotherOkie]

The last two weeks have really been bad for Apple. It’s taken a while for their poor testing standards to rear it’s ugly head.