An app that tracks police and protests in Hong Kong has been banned ... While the app isn't in the App Store, it is available to Apple users as a Progressive Web App through Safari.

Hong Kong’s protesters have therefore turned to Apple’s AirDrop feature to get their message across to their mainland Chinese compatriots. […] “Did you know? Over the past month ...

Lens Technology, Apple’s iPhone glass supplier, said on Thursday that its board approved a plan to list in Hong Kong. It did ...