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so go ahead and get ready for your daily crunch for Saturday,

starting with three big headlines.

So Apple has removed the Meta-owned end-to-end encrypted messaging app

What-AP from its App Store in China following a government order citing

national security concerns, the news agency Reuters reported Friday.

Meta's newer Twitter-esque text-based social networking app, Threads, has also been pulled from the

App store for the same reason it said.

Meta confirmed to Tech Runch that its two apps are no longer available on Apple's app store in China,

but declined to provide any more details about the takedowns.

We refer you to Apple for comment, a meta-spokesperson told us. We also contacted

Apple with questions about the removals, but at press time the iPhone maker had not responded.

According to Reuters, two other messaging apps have also been removed from Apple's App Store in

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