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The social media site has gained 2.5 million new users in the past week, and doubled its membership since June.

"Your app will be removed from the App Store until we receive an update that is compliant with the App Store Review Guidelines," Apple told Parler on Saturday.

Apple reports that all issues have been resolved.

Parler, which is being pitched as a non biased and free speech-focused rival to mainstream social media platforms, has enjoyed a fresh wave of attention this week.

Cybersecurity experts were able to access up to 900 million user records linked to the software that were allegedly being stored in a database without adequate password protection.

"It's not clear if this removal is linked to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak that China is facing. However, Plague Inc.'s educational importance has been repeatedly recognised," the team said.

"We've updated our guidelines to reflect that apps encouraging or facilitating the use of these products are not permitted. As of today, these are no longer available to download," Apple said.

"All the indications about Brett Kavanaugh were that he was a monolithic conservative that wouldn't even listen to the other side," said Andrew Napolitano.

Alex Jones has been banned from Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and Twitter. But all is not lost.

The app was already approved, but Apple got cold feet.

It's easy to forget that the first iPhone didn't even have an App Store.

When will The Sims Mobile Game release on iOS? EA has confirmed the game will roll out worldwide by March 7. Find out everything we know about when the game is expected to drop and why it hasn't appeared in the App Store yet, here.

Uber has gained a reputation for flouting rules and regulations in its quest to overhaul the taxi industry.

The King James version of the Bible was translated to bring the word of God to under 40s.

"Virtual neighbourhood watch" app, complete with GPS navigation, will launch in London.

A Pew study asked 3,217 U.S. adults about their use of and attitudes toward cellphones.

A problem is affecting the App Store, Apple Music and iTunes Store.

The proliferation of smartphones may mean the time is ripe for a livestreaming phenomenon.