Apple Will Reject DUI Checkpoints Apps

After Apple announced its latest software at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, the company also updated its guidelines for new applications that are submitted to the iTunes app store. One of the new app guidelines, Section 22.8, says any applications submitted to the iTunes app store that promotes driving under the influence in any way will be rejected. The apps in question can be used to notify people when law enforcements have set up a checkpoint to catch drunk drivers. DUI Dodger, just one of these types of apps available in the iTunes app store, urges people to “fight back” against D.U.I. checkpoints.