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<p>Last month, it was revealed that Apple had agreed to comply with new Russian legislation that
would require device makers to ‘preinstall’ apps as part of first setup. </p>
<p>As it is now April, this law has come into effect and Apple has enabled the system server-side. After completing normal iPhone set up, iOS now directs the user to a special App Store collection of apps.</p>
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<strong>Update:</strong> We’ve learned that while the new Russian law requires local apps to be offered during setup, the government isn’t explicitly mandating which apps are shown.</p>
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