If you see a paywall, just use your browser's private mode or delete cookies. > The Guardian is facing questions over its relationship with advertisers after a

If you see a paywall, just use your browser's private mode or delete cookies. > The Guardian is facing questions over its relationship with advertisers after allegations that it changed a news article amid concerns about offending Apple. ... in July last year Apple bought wraparound advertising on The Guardian's website and stipulated that the advertising should not be placed next to negative news. A Guardian insider said that the headline of an article about Iraq on The Guardian's website was changed amid concerns about offending Apple, and the article was later removed from the home page entirely. The insider said: "If editorial staff knew what was happening here they would be horrified." The Guardian declined to comment on the specific allegation, but said: "It is never the case that editorial content is changed to meet stipulations made by an advertiser."