A Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), decided to remove the largest Russian social network – VKontakte, also known as VK – from its App Store. Note that this decision was taken globally, so VK is not available in any technology store in Cupertino.
“These apps are being distributed by developers who are owned or controlled by one or more entities sanctioned by the UK government.", can be read in Apple's statement. "In order to comply with these sanctions, Apple has terminated developer accounts associated with these apps and the apps cannot be downloaded from any App Store, regardless of location.".
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Note, however, that users who already have VK installed on their iPhone will still be able to use the application. On their side, the developers of the platform say that “will continue to develop and support iOS apps”, says the The Verge.
