The Hot Tub app, which allows users to play videos from popular adult sites, was launched in the AltStore PAL on Monday.

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AltStore PAL, an alternative app marketplace made possible under Europe’s Digital Markets Act or DMA, this week unveiled the Hot Tub iPhone app, described as an adult content browser.

A 3D printed Apple logo is seen in front of a displayed European ... Though the App Store does not allow porn, the Hot Tub app is offered on AltStore PAL, which is one such alternative marketplace.

The App Store does not allow porn -- but the Hot Tub app is offered on AltStore PAL, one such alternative marketplace. AltStore billed Hot Tub as "the first Apple-approved porn app" in a post Monday ...

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One of those stores, called AltStore, has begun distributing an app called Hot Tub, which describes itself as "a private, secure, and elegant way to browse adult content." In a statement, Apple said ...

Though the official Apple App Store does not allow porn, the Hot Tub app is offered on AltStore PAL, an alternative marketplace created due to an EU law.

The app is available for download via AltStore PAL, a third-party app store for iOS users. For years, Apple has maintained tight control over the App Store. The company has a strict review process ...