Juno, the third-party YouTube app created for the Apple Vision Pro, has been removed from the App Store. In a post on Tuesday, developer Christian Selig said the app was taken down months after Google warned that it violates YouTube’s guidelines.

Apple has removed the unofficial YouTube app Juno for Vision Pro from its App Store following a warning from Google about non-compliance with YouTube's guidelines.

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

Removal of the popular Juno for YouTube app, by Christian Selig, from the App Store, leaves Vision Pro users without a dedicated YouTube solution.

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.

Apple has removed Juno, a third-party YouTube app made for the Vision Pro, from its App Store. This happened after Google raised a flag, saying the app was breaking YouTube's rules. Christian Selig, who developed Juno,

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. Google, Selig says, suggested that his app violates their trademark.

Even so, this wasn’t enough to convince Google, which managed to get Apple to remove Juno from the visionOS App Store. Given that Selig was also involved in a massive fight with Reddit last year over changes to the platform’s API, he says he has “zero desire” to fight Google to bring Juno back.

Despite a lack of first-party YouTube clients on Apple Vision Pro, YouTube has prompted Apple to remove Juno from the App Store, citing vague guideline violations.