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5:15Now PlayingWhat would Steve Jobs have done? OpenDoor, the free browser app that Chinese netizens have used to jump over the Great Firewall of China, has been removed from China's App Store. Apple gave no warning or explanation to OpenDoor developers, and has refused to answer media questions about the decision, but eventually said the decision was made because the browser contained "illegal content." Did Apple cave to demands from the Chinese government and play a role in keeping the Chinese Internet censored? Has corporate greed trumped corporate responsibility? Find out on this episode of China Uncensored.
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