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Apple's new App Review rules: what changes for apps with generative or user-generated content

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If your iOS app lets people create, generate or share images, the App Review Guidelines Apple updated on October 16, 2026 are worth a careful read. Prevention, not just takedowns. Apps that handle user-created or generated content are now expected to stop non-consensual intimate imagery, including…

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    Apple's new App Review rules: what changes for apps with generative or user-generated content

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