Women's, advocacy groups call on Apple, Google to drop X and Grok from app stores

A coalition of women's groups and activists is urging Apple and Google to remove the social media platform X and its chatbot Grok from their app stores. They accuse the apps of generating illegal content that violates the companies' terms of service, particularly concerning sexually explicit and degrading images of women and children. The call for action follows scrutiny over Grok's content, leading to bans in Malaysia and Indonesia, and investigations in Europe and the UK. The American Federation of Teachers has also quit X over concerns about indecent images of children.