Apple removing CallKit apps from China, because ChinaNewly enforced government regulations is prompting Apple to remove CallKit — i.e. integrated VoIP — apps from the China App Store.
According to developers, regulations being enforced by the China Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, is prompting Apple to remove CallKit-enabled apps from the China App Store. (Apple's CallKit frameworks let voice-over-IP (VoIP) apps integrate into the built-in Phone app, from dialer to call history list.)
From 9to5Mac:
Apple has started sending notices to developers who offer apps in China with CallKit integration. The notice explains that apps cannot offer CallKit functionality in China due to government regulations. In order for developers to make their application available on the China App Store, they must remove that CallKit integration. Alternatively, they can remove the application from China altogether.
This is essentially the same story as Apple removing VPN apps from the China App Store. The Chinese governme...
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Apple removing CallKit apps from China, because China
