Apple said it was removing from its App Store apps that enable users to track and report sightings of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. ICEBlock, a widely used tracking app, was dropped ...

Apple removed the anonymous, crowdsourced ICEBlock app, which tracked U.S. activities. The removal came after a deadly shooting at an ICE facility in Dallas where the alleged gunman reportedly looked ...

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Apple’s App Store revenue soared by 10% in the September quarter, reaching $8.7 billion. The growth was accompanied by a 2.5% rise in downloads, which reached 9 billion. The company also witnessed a ...

Jamie Raskin has launched an investigation into whether the DOJ pressured Apple to remove ICEBlock and similar apps from the App Store.

The House Committee on Homeland Security called on Google and Apple to outline what action is being taken to remove apps that allow users to track federal immigration agents in efforts to send ...

New ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) tracking apps, like ICEbreaker and Eyes Up, have emerged on the Google Play Store. These replace the previous enforcement-tracking tools, which were ...

In a nutshell: A smartphone application designed to alert users to nearby Immigration and Customs Enforcement activity has ignited a national debate after surging to the top of the Apple App Store.