"Apple Removes Trending Piracy App Kimi from App Store"

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Apple has removed the popular Kimi app from its App Store, which allowed users to stream bootlegged movies and TV shows under the guise of a vision-testing game. The app, which ranked above major streaming services, offered a wide selection of pirated content without requiring payment or account login. The developer, listed as "Marcus Evans," remains a mystery, and Apple has not commented on the situation. This incident reflects a resurgence in online piracy as streaming services tighten security and users seek cheaper entertainment options.
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- Apple removes this app that ‘allowed’ users to watch movies, TV shows Times of India
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