Apple, Google Both Hosting Saudi Government App That Lets Men Track Women & Restrict Their Travel -- Disgustinghttps://t.co/3z8Tm2RQir via @gizmodo

— Adrienne Mayor (@amayor) February 13, 2019

This is not okay, it's not right. We should not be designing and supporting systems that oppress. Period.@Apple & @Google Both Hosting Saudi Government App That Lets Men Track Women, Restrict Their Travelhttps://t.co/idklHE7ioM#humanrights #technicallywrong

— Brandon E.B. Ward (@uxward) February 13, 2019

Apple, Google Both Hosting Saudi Government App That Lets Men Track Women, Restrict Their Travel https://t.co/Y4S2dXHBQ2 via @gizmodo

— Addison Chernow (@chernowa) February 13, 2019

Apple, Google Both Hosting Saudi Government App That Lets Men Track Women, Restrict Their Travel - no better example of how far away from our principles corporate America has moved. It's all about money. https://t.co/YvVPxSpFap

— Gen (Ret) Rob Spalding (@robert_spalding) February 13, 2019

Apple, Google Both Hosting Saudi Government App That Lets Men Track Women, Restrict Their Travel https://t.co/Ii5clKwnWo via @gizmodo

— ג'סיקה מונטל - جسيكا مونتل (@JessicaMontell) February 13, 2019

Apple, Google Both Hosting Saudi Government App That Lets Men Track Women, Restrict Their Travel https://t.co/l5x3v3Z2mo

— Tactical Tech (@Info_Activism) February 13, 2019

Tim Cook says #Apple will investigate app that lets #Saudi men track and control women while #Google still quiet on the matter.https://t.co/uiyroT3PdX pic.twitter.com/hYuXrhnPa6

— Jeremy Philips (@JeremyPhilips00) February 13, 2019

Apple and Google urged to remove Saudi app that tracks women @CNNI https://t.co/DYXs8hGZNn

#HumanRights

— Human Rights Path (@HumanRightsPath) February 13, 2019

A mobile app allows Saudi male guardians to decide whether women can travel abroad and the parameters around their travel plans. Now activists are calling on Apple and Google to remove it https://t.co/N4561x0FXp

— CNN International (@cnni) February 13, 2019