Apple app store reportedly blocks Gnosis Safe wallet update for hosting NFTs
Apple has barred Gnosis Safe from applying an app update unless the firm provides access to NFTs as an in-app purchase. The Apple App Store reportedly blocked a Gnosis Safe crypto wallet app update due to it hosting NFTs that weren’t purchased inside the app. Lukas Schor —a product developer at Ethereum-based crypto wallet provider Gnosis Safe — revealed the firm ran into trouble when it submitted an updated version of its app to the IOS app store earlier this month. Schor noted on Sept. 14 that despite the update having nothing to do with non-fungibles, the App Store flagged a sample....
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