ICEBlock isn't the only ICE-tracking app that Apple and Google have removed

An app meant to archive video of actions taken by ICE has been removed from the App Store, with Apple still under pressure by the Department of Justice.


First, the ICEBlock app was removed from the App Store after Attorney General Pam Bondi claimed it placed Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers in danger. Now it seems, any and all records of the actions performed by ICE, live or historical, are being targeted by the United States government contrary to the first amendment.

According to a report from 404 Media, Apple has removed the Eyes Up app from its App Store. Unlike ICEBlock, it was an archival app that saved videos and articles that showcased the actions taken by ICE under the Trump administration.


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