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> The same rules apply to any other app on the stores. So you can't sell a web browser that can access illegal copyright infringing adult content? I think the

• noxer 5y ago
  The browser does not host or provide content. Messengers like Telegram however do. Public telegram content can be found direct with telegrams in-app search. Also everyone knows that browsers are excluded form most of these store rules because reasons. Browsers dont have to pay a fee for ads shown either for obvious reasons. BTW you can use web.telegram.org to circumvent apple blocked content on telegram because this runs in a browser they dont have to comply with app store rules (for now). And you can use F-Droids Telegram Fork or the APK form telegram.org to circumvent googles blocked content. In case of a bot that is turned off however this does not help because its turned off at the backed.
  • lostmsu 5y ago
    > Messengers like Telegram however do. That's not completely true. The bots are basically like web servers.