Apple kicks Wikileaks app out of the App Store
So much for Thinking Different™: Looks like Apple may have joined Amazon, Banc of America, Paypal and other corporations which have evicted Wikileaks from their servers — the briefly-available Wikileaks app for iPhone and iPad has been kicked out of the App Store.
The Time person of the year public vote-winning Julian Assange-founded Wikileaks has attracted controversy with the leak of a series of US diplomatic cables which illustrate the seamier side of international diplomacy.
Now the independently-developed Wikileaks app, which let you view Wikileaks site content and follow the Wikileaks Twitter account has been removed from the App Store.
Via: Techcrunch
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