APPLE BANS VAPE APPS, AMID FALLOUT
Apple banned vaping-related apps and removed 181 from the App Store. They included hardware companion and store apps.
CNBC
- Those who already have the apps can continue using them.
Gizmodo - Vaporizer company PAX released a new feature on its app allowing users to see the test results from their Juul-like PAX THC pods. (The app now appears to be banned from the App store.)
Apple’s move comes amid a flood of confusing news, as officials try to determine how, or whether, to further regulate vapes.
- President Trump is reportedly backing down from his pledge to ban flavored e-cigarettes after aides told him it could cost him re-election.
N.Y. Times - A N.Y. Times editorial opposes a federal ban on e-cigarettes.
- Tests of California street vapes found formaldehyde and other dangerous chemicals in the vapor.
NBC - The CDC said federal cannabis prohibition delayed its response to the vape crisis.
Marijuana Moment - In Massachusetts, the state Supreme Court upheld a challenge to Gov. Charlie Baker’s (R) ban on all vape sales, but the fight isn’t over.
Boston Globe
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