A new report by public policy research organization Citizen Lab has highlighted Apple‘s censorship in regions such as China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. The company offers engraving services to let customers personalize Apple products they’re buying with emojis, names, or other characters. The investigation says that Apple has a huge list of disallowed phrases — some of them being arbitrary — that it doesn’t engrave on iPhones, iPads, and AirTags sold in these regions. It also noted that in regions like Hong Kong and Taiwan, the company censors words that aren’t banned by law of the land. “Much of this…
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