Apple will not sell apps to bypass locks in China

Apple has made inaccessible in China applications from its store that allow you to bypass the blocking of banned sites, The Wall Street Journal reported.

On Sunday, a new Chinese version of the App Store opened, which executes new rules. In particular, now all the App Store information is stored on servers on the territory of China, controlled by the local Internet regulator.

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China set the task of "clearing" the online services market. In terms of "clean-up" there is a complete ban on VPN services, which allow you to access forbidden resources through foreign servers, thereby avoiding blocking.