RELX and Moti E-cigarette Apps Removed from the Apple App Store
RELX and MOTI vaping apps appear to have been removed from Apple’s App Store. Both brands were testing smart vaping devices that connect hardware and software via Bluetooth.
On August 22, news emerged that the RELX and Moti e-cigarette apps, which had just launched in the Apple App Store a few days ago, are currently not searchable, suggesting they may have been removed from the App Store.
Searching for relx me yields no results.

Searching for imoti yields no results.

Both brands are currently testing smart e-cigarette products that require hardware and software to connect via Bluetooth. Currently, RELX has officially launched its smart e-cigarette product, RELX Lingdian, while the MOTI smart e-cigarette Moti S has not yet been officially released.
Bluehole found relevant review regulations regarding tobacco in the App Store review guidelines.
1.4.3 Apps that encourage the consumption of tobacco products, the use of illegal drugs, or excessive alcohol consumption are not allowed in the App Store. Apps that encourage minors to consume any of the above substances will be rejected. Facilitating the sale of marijuana, tobacco, or controlled substances (except for authorized pharmacies) is also not permitted.
It is currently unclear whether the removal of the two apps is related to Apple's review guidelines.
Searching for relx me yields no results.

Searching for imoti yields no results.

Both brands are currently testing smart e-cigarette products that require hardware and software to connect via Bluetooth. Currently, RELX has officially launched its smart e-cigarette product, RELX Lingdian, while the MOTI smart e-cigarette Moti S has not yet been officially released.
Bluehole found relevant review regulations regarding tobacco in the App Store review guidelines.
1.4.3 Apps that encourage the consumption of tobacco products, the use of illegal drugs, or excessive alcohol consumption are not allowed in the App Store. Apps that encourage minors to consume any of the above substances will be rejected. Facilitating the sale of marijuana, tobacco, or controlled substances (except for authorized pharmacies) is also not permitted.
It is currently unclear whether the removal of the two apps is related to Apple's review guidelines.



