YouTube app for Vision Pro, has been removed from Apple’s App Store after complaints from Google, according to an update from Juno’s developer Christian Selig.

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Canadian iOS developer Christian Selig, known for creating popular apps like Apollo and Pixel Pals, announced that his Vision Pro app, Juno, has been removed from Apple’s App Store following a complaint from YouTube.

Juno was removed from the App Store after Google said the YouTube app for Apple’s headset violates its API and trademark policies.

Juno, an app designed for watching YouTube on the Vision Pro, has been removed from the App Store, developer Christian Selig said today. Back

While Google seems in no hurry to build a YouTube app for Apple Vision Pro, developers such as Christian Selig (known for his work on Apollo for Reddit) have created alternative apps to access the platform on visionOS.