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General · 21 March 2026

Apple Prevents Replit, Other Vibe Coding Apps

Apple Prevents Replit, Other Vibe Coding Apps

Ordinary users can no longer access certain tools to create apps on Apple's platform due to recent changes, impacting developers worried about legal issues. Apple stopped apps such as Replit from its platform, citing worries about users altering app code and data privacy. The legal landscape for apps built with AI-generated code changes fast, making it hard for developers to stay lawful.

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