David Imel is a technology reporter who has been covering the industry since 2007. He co-hosts the Waveform podcast with MKBHD and led the YouTube and reviews team at Android Authority. A former engineer, he now specializes in topics like computational photography and social media protocols.
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In his first video after expressing his feelings of over-reliance on LLMs, Green clarifies the AI usage policy at his education company Complexly, stating “no one is using AI to create Crash Course videos”. He also laid out a new AI policy for himself, and encouraged other creators to do the same.
After a few hours, the app reappeared around 10:45PM ET. Apple issued the following statement:
We briefly removed Telegram from the App Store after our review found content that violates our strict guidelines prohibiting child sexual abuse material. The app was subsequently restored after the developer promptly removed the content and banned the user who posted it.
Telegram, in response:
I’m sure this stance will be applied equally to all other apps in the store, in the future right?
Update: Added Apple and Telegram statements.
