The Securities and Exchange Commission this week rejected Apple’s request to block a Christian group from making a proposal at a shareholder meeting on what apps the technology company allows users to access.
The American Family Association said it planned to introduce a shareholder resolution at Apple’s upcoming annual shareholder meeting.
The SEC’s decision begins the new year with a significant victory for the American Family Association and the legal organization Alliance Defending Freedom over a Big Tech giant.
“The proposal requests that the board of directors conduct an investigation and issue a report evaluating the standards and procedures the company uses to curate app content on its various platforms, and procedures by which the company manages disputes between governmental interests and user rights,” the SEC ruling says.
“We…
