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Apple on Thursday began removing another category of apps from its iPhone App Store. This time according to CNet, it's not porn, but Wi-Fi locators. According to a story on Cult of Mac, apps removed by Apple include WiFi-Where, WiFiFoFum - one of the oldest Wi-Fi Finders for the iPhone, available since September 2008 - and yFy Network Finder. Related: - All sexual content removed from the App...

After the much discussed soft porn purge of last week, has Apple decided to go after Wi-Fi stumblers? According to Cult of Mac (and their commenters), the following apps have been yoinked from the app store:  WiFiTrak, WiFiFoFum, yFy Network Finder, WiFi-Where, WiFi Get, and WiFi Get Plus. The developers of WiFi-Where were informed by Apple that

iPhoneWorld.ca writes: One sexy app did not meet up with Apple’s team of assassins during the latest porn purge. This app honestly even ended up making $10,000 the week after the ban.

Having purged the App Store of porn, it looks as though Apple is now clearing the App Store of Wi-Fi finders. On Wednesday, it appears that Apple removed several popular Wi-Fi stumbers from the App Store, including WiFi-Where, WiFiFoFum and yFy Network Finder. Apple sent a note to the developer of WiFi-Where on Wednesday saying their app

Sexy app Tubes briefly avoided Apple's App Store porn purge and made big bucks for its developer.

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