Apple 'pulls gambling apps from China App Store'
- Aug 20, 2018
Apple has removed thousands of gambling apps from its China app store, according to reports.
Read More . . .Apple has removed thousands of gambling apps from its China app store, according to reports.
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The company announced its head of commercial development Yaniv Sherman will move to the U.S. in September to "spearhead" expansion
Read More . . .Apple has been accused of accidentally removing apps from the App Store in a crackdown on gambling content. Several developers complained via social media that their apps, which they said had nothing to do with gambling, were taken down.
Read More . . .A TEEN model who was arrested for illegally promoting gambling in a series of revealing pics has worried her army of fans with her latest Instagram pic.
Read More . . .Now that Japan has successfully completed a multi-year effort to legalize casinos, the U.S. gaming industry’s largest resort operators want a piece of the action.
Read More . . .Italy’s gambling advertising ban has already had an effect on Google search results, achieving the exact opposite of the government’s stated goals.
Read More . . .Chinese police in the city of Guangdong have arrested hundreds of individuals involved in online gambling platforms that facilitated betting with $1.5 billion in cryptocurrencies including bitcoin.
Read More . . .The Vietnamese police have broken up a gambling ring that had been operating during the World Cup this month. Gambling is illegal in Vietnam except for a state-run lottery and a handful of casinos that are not open to the country’s citizens
Read More . . .Maarten Haijer, the secretary general of the European Gaming and Betting Association, has blasted Italy’s blanket ban on gambling advertising as impractical and “counterproductive”.
Read More . . .Ubiquitous ads for betting fuel big business, but also pose costs to society.
Read More . . .The children, aged 13 to 18, have been able to gamble winnings from their video gaming on websites where they can bet them for cash on roulette wheel spins or other games of chance.
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China may look to the province of Hainan to expand gambling and offer online casino and sportsbook services to the Asian market.
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