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The Chinese government apparently has a few questions for Apple 9 to 5 Mac highlights a report from Reuters that says the Kings of the Middle Kingdom

have concerns over apps that allow live streaming.

According to Reuters, internet regulators in China's capital plan to summon

Apple to urge the American firm to tighten its checks on software applications

available in its app store. Theinnhwa News Agency reported on Wednesday.

The meeting is apparently a reprise.

The piece goes on to say the Beijing Cyberspace Administration, together with the Beijing Public Security Bureau and

Beijing Cultural Market Administrative Law Enforcement team, has already met representatives

from Apple about the examination of live streaming apps from its app store

Xinwa said. The report says it's unclear which live streaming apps have the

government upset. Then again the piece notes the availability

of a number of apps that offer the functionality, including Facebook, Periscope, YouTube,

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