Duolingo faces backlash for using Apple’s Dynamic Island and Live Activity to push “Super” subscription ads, breaching App Store guidelines that ban promotional use of the real-time feature. Users reported persistent banners with countdown timers; complaints led Duolingo to quietly remove them by January 2. Apple and Duolingo stay silent amid calls for app penalties.
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Duolingo Faces Backlash for Using Apple’s Dynamic Island to Push Subscription Ads
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