¿Por qué Apple eliminó las aplicaciones de rastreo de ICE?

Apple citó preocupaciones sobre la seguridad de los agentes, tras un tiroteo fatal en una oficina de ICE en Dallas, y citó la directriz 1.1.1 de sus Directrices de Revisión de la App Store.

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Apple explica eliminación app ICE

En una carta de julio de 2026 al representante estadounidense Jamie Raskin (D-MD), Apple dijo que su decisión de eliminar ICEBlock y aplicaciones similares que recopilaban ubicaciones en tiempo real de agentes de ICE fue "motivada por preocupaciones" sobre "la seguridad de los agentes", según Clare Duffy de CNN. Las eliminaciones siguieron a un tiroteo fatal que dejó dos detenidos muertos en una oficina de ICE en Dallas, con preocupaciones planteadas por la administración Trump.

Apple eliminó ICEBlock de la App Store en octubre de 2025, lo que llevó a Raskin a investigar el papel del Departamento de Justicia de EE. UU. en las eliminaciones de la App Store de Apple y Google Play Store. La carta de Apple no había sido reportada previamente.

Apple citó la directriz 1.1.1 de sus Directrices de Revisión de la App Store, afirmando que el propósito de la aplicación era proporcionar información de ubicación sobre agentes de la ley que podría usarse para dañarlos. ICEBlock no ha regresado a la App Store.