Apple Pulls Popular Movie Piracy App Kimi From the App Store

In a significant move against piracy, Apple has recently removed the popular movie piracy app “Kimi” from the App Store, following several warnings and reports of copyright infringement.

Kimi, developed by an anonymous entity, allowed users to stream and download movies and TV shows without proper authorization from the respective copyright holders. The app gained immense popularity due to its ease of use and extensive content library.

However, multiple copyright complaints and legal pressure compelled Apple to take action against the illicit app. The company, known for its strict policies, prioritizes user safety and legality when it comes to the apps available on its platform.

A spokesperson from Apple stated, “We have a responsibility to protect the intellectual property rights of content creators and ensure that our users have access to legitimate and legal content. After carefully reviewing the complaints received, we have decided to remove Kimi from the App Store.”

This move by Apple aligns with their ongoing efforts to combat piracy and maintain a clean and secure marketplace for app developers and users. It also sends a message to other developers and potential infringers that piracy will not be tolerated on the App Store.

App Store users are advised to download and use only authorized apps from trusted sources to avoid any potential legal consequences or security risks associated with pirated content.