> but I don't really see why Apple should get to be the global moral police. Apple already takes a moral stance on certain things. This isn't a debate. If th

> but I don't really see why Apple should get to be the global moral police. Apple already takes a moral stance on certain things. This isn't a debate. If they don't want to allow something on their App store, they will shut it down, even if it's 100% legal. These are the slipper slopes people have talked about for years. This is not new. Apple has shown that if it doesn't want to support something, they won't. This means it's perfectly reasonable to hold them to account for things that are supported by their platform. This is why some platforms simply don't do any policing, or very limited.