Por que a Apple removeu os aplicativos de rastreamento ICE?

A Apple citou preocupações com a segurança dos agentes, após um tiroteio fatal em um escritório do ICE em Dallas, e citou a diretriz 1.1.1 de suas Diretrizes de Revisão da App Store.

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Apple explica remoção app ICE

Em uma carta de julho de 2026 ao representante dos EUA Jamie Raskin (D-MD), a Apple disse que sua decisão de remover o ICEBlock e aplicativos similares que coletavam localizações em tempo real de agentes do ICE foi "motivada por preocupações" sobre "segurança dos agentes", de acordo com Clare Duffy da CNN. As remoções se seguiram a um tiroteio fatal que deixou dois detentos mortos em um escritório do ICE em Dallas, com preocupações levantadas pela administração Trump.

A Apple removeu o ICEBlock da App Store em outubro de 2025, levando Raskin a investigar o papel do Departamento de Justiça dos EUA nas remoções da App Store da Apple e da Google Play Store. A carta da Apple não havia sido relatada anteriormente.

A Apple citou a diretriz 1.1.1 de suas Diretrizes de Revisão da App Store, afirmando que o objetivo do aplicativo era fornecer informações de localização sobre agentes da lei que poderiam ser usadas para prejudicá-los. O ICEBlock não retornou à App Store.