You could say the same about Google Maps completely revolutionizing the burglary "industry" with its satellite imagery and escape route calculations. Or about

You could say the same about Google Maps completely revolutionizing the burglary "industry" with its satellite imagery and escape route calculations. Or about Telegram/WhatsApp offering end-to-end encryption to child pornographers. Etc. etc. - just because an app can be used to do harm should not mean it should be pulled. I think Apple's policy until now has made sense - they've pulled apps that break local laws or that are specifically designed to endanger or harm individuals. This app does neither (unlike Quartz, by the way - once China censored them, Apple needed to comply based on their own policy).