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You are a helpful AI assistant.
lista de codigos linguisticos disponibles: ["en", "de"].<end_of_turn>
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Please give me a two-sentence summary of the following text:

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has asked Apple for explanations for the alleged censorship of applications about the Dalai Lama in China. According to IDG, several applications related to the Dalai Lama or the Uyghur militant Rebiya Kadeer have been blocked in China while they are accessible in other countries. Chinese iPhone customers cannot access apps such as Dalai Quotes, Dalai Lama Quotes, Dalai Lama Prayerwheel, and Paging Dalai Lama. The same thing happens with an application dedicated to Nobel Prize winners. RSF requires Apple to communicate the complete list of censored applications, if any, and the selection criteria used. "If Apple has agreed to withdraw some of its products from the Apple Store under pressure from the Chinese authorities, the North American group will join the club of companies complicit in the censorship of information in China. A great disappointment for a company that has become known for his creative spirit. (...) Obeying local laws does not constitute a plausible excuse, an act of content censorship affecting the Dalai Lama would be unjustified and would clearly constitute a violation of international laws that regulate freedom of expression ". For years, companies like Yahoo! or Google censor content in the Chinese version of their search engines. The creator of an application that allows you to consult quotes from the Dalai Lama has stated that Apple had not informed him that its service was not accessible in China. Furthermore, in 2009, more than 5,000 people have been detained in China as part of a campaign supposedly aimed at combating Internet pornography. According to official data, 9,000 Internet sites have been closed for the same reason. The Chinese authorities offer a reward of close to a thousand euros to those citizens who report the existence of sites dedicated to pornography in a campaign to "purify" the Internet.<end_of_turn>
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Inhalte im Zusammenhang mit dem Dalai Lama und den Führern der Uiguren wurden in China blockiert; Reporter ohne Grenzen wirft Apple Mittäterschaft vor.<end_of_turn><eos>