We monitor 175 App Store storefronts to answer one question —

Is Speed Cameras & Traffic censored by Apple?

Gone.

Speed Cameras & Traffic is gone from every App Store storefront we test. It was last seen available on Jan 10, 2020.

260 tests on record·last checked 3 months ago

Why it is unavailable

Five things can put an app out of one App Store. Each is weighed below against what can be seen from outside — open a card for the reasoning.

  • A government or a court demanded itLikely

    and Apple complied. Apple publishes a count of these per country each year and never says which apps they were. Apple's 2025 App Store Transparency Report

  • Apple applied a rule, unaskedLikely

    either its own review guidelines, or its own reading of a local law, with nobody having demanded anything. This is the largest category in Apple's own removal figures by a wide margin, and it covers distribution permits as well as content — Apple kept a free Bible app out of mainland China in 2021 for want of one. Apple's 2025 App Store Transparency Report

  • The developer withheld itUnlikely

    freely, or under legal advice of their own, or because Apple's guidelines require that kind of app to be limited to certain countries. Switching a country off is easy for a developer to do in Apple's own tools: it needs no new version of the app, and it leaves no public trace other than the app being unavailable.

  • Something brokeUnlikely

    a rejected update, a lapsed certificate, a payment or licensing problem, a mistake nobody has got round to noticing.

  • A local rule about paying for itRuled out

    gambling licences, financial rules, tax — the kind of law that governs a transaction. Apple can obey every one of them by refusing the payment, which is why this is the only restriction we would accept and the only one that cannot touch a free app.

    • It is free, so Apple sells nothing here.
How this is weighed, and what it cannot tell you

Weighed from the evidence under each card, not from a model. There is no published figure for how Apple's removals divide up, so these are ordered words rather than percentages. For scale on the same-day counts: across the whole record an app leaves a storefront with fewer than two others, so a dozen at once is not a dozen coincidences.

None of this is certain, and a citation does not make it so: Apple naming a Chinese agency tells you what Apple said, not everything that happened. What can be said is that the readings alone cannot separate these five — a developer switching off a country and a government ordering it removed arrive at Apple's catalogue looking identical — and that nobody has ever measured how they divide across the App Store. The one careful study of the question was done on Google's store, using an error message Apple does not emit.

Apple publishes no record of which apps are unavailable in which of its App Stores. For the removals it makes on a government's demand it publishes the agency and the law behind every one — 2,045 of the 166,899 apps it removed during 2025 — and never which app. Where a reason reaches the public at all, it is usually because a developer chose to say so. Apple's App Store Transparency Report

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Speed Cameras & Traffic

Developer: Sygic a. s. · Category: Navigation · Released: Feb 14, 2014 · Rating: 4.0★

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0stores where available
61stores where blocked
3.63Bpeople behind the block
61of 175 stores tested
260tests on record

Life of this app

  1. Feb 14, 2014Released on the App Store
  2. Jan 10, 2020First tested by AppleCensorship
  3. Jan 10, 2020Last seen available anywhere
  4. Mar 20, 2022Gone from 61 storefronts
  5. Jul 3, 2026Most recent test

Testing history

One column per month, every month from the first reading to the last. Height follows how many readings we took that month; red is the share of them that found the app unavailable. An empty month is one nobody tested.

2020-012026-07

Found availableFound unavailable

Availability by storefront

Every storefront we test, current status first. Data is a measurement, not a promise: each row carries its own date.

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BahrainBHUnavailableDec 7, 20203 years ago
BermudaBMUnavailableJan 20, 20268 months ago
BrazilBRUnavailableApr 22, 20222 years ago
BulgariaBGUnavailableNov 12, 20224 years ago
China (Mainland)CNUnavailableMay 16, 20204 years ago
ColombiaCOUnavailableFeb 5, 20223 years ago
CyprusCYUnavailableApr 14, 20222 years ago
DenmarkDKUnavailableMar 2, 20243 years ago
DR CongoCDUnavailableSep 29, 20233 years ago
EcuadorECUnavailableMay 21, 20243 months ago
EgyptEGUnavailableDec 7, 20202 years ago
El SalvadorSVUnavailableMar 20, 20222 years ago
EstoniaEEUnavailableFeb 8, 20223 years ago
EswatiniSZUnavailableApr 6, 20233 years ago
GabonGAUnavailableFeb 25, 20243 years ago
GermanyDEUnavailableDec 6, 20223 years ago
GuyanaGYUnavailableJun 9, 20214 years ago
Hong KongHKUnavailableJan 1, 20223 years ago
HungaryHUUnavailableDec 1, 20213 years ago
IndonesiaIDUnavailableNov 23, 20202 years ago
IrelandIEUnavailableJul 29, 20242 years ago
IsraelILUnavailableFeb 13, 20223 years ago
JamaicaJMUnavailableMar 31, 20222 years ago
JapanJPUnavailableJul 15, 20242 years ago
JordanJOUnavailableApr 22, 20222 years ago
KazakhstanKZUnavailableSep 19, 20213 years ago
KuwaitKWUnavailableMar 20, 20222 years ago
KyrgyzstanKGUnavailableDec 10, 20202 years ago
LatviaLVUnavailableMar 20, 20222 years ago
LiberiaLRUnavailableDec 1, 20212 years ago
LuxembourgLUUnavailableFeb 5, 20223 years ago
MaltaMTUnavailableMar 31, 20222 years ago
MoldovaMDUnavailableSep 19, 20213 years ago
MongoliaMNUnavailableFeb 13, 20223 years ago
MoroccoMAUnavailableJul 11, 20224 years ago
NamibiaNAUnavailableDec 10, 20202 years ago
NauruNRUnavailableJul 15, 20243 months ago
NepalNPUnavailableDec 6, 20222 years ago
NicaraguaNIUnavailableJul 11, 20224 years ago
NigeriaNGUnavailableDec 14, 20213 years ago
North MacedoniaMKUnavailableFeb 8, 20223 years ago
NorwayNOUnavailableMar 13, 20243 years ago
RussiaRUUnavailableMar 20, 20222 years ago
RwandaRWUnavailableSep 27, 20233 years ago
São Tomé & PríncipeSTUnavailableApr 22, 20222 years ago
SenegalSNUnavailableNov 23, 20202 years ago
SerbiaRSUnavailableNov 12, 20224 years ago
SlovakiaSKUnavailableDec 14, 20212 years ago
Solomon IslandsSBUnavailableJun 9, 20214 years ago
South AfricaZAUnavailableDec 10, 20202 years ago
St. LuciaLCUnavailableApr 14, 20222 years ago
ThailandTHUnavailableMay 16, 20202 years ago
Trinidad & TobagoTTUnavailableMar 20, 20222 years ago
TunisiaTNUnavailableMay 11, 20233 years ago
TürkiyeTRUnavailableMay 21, 20242 years ago
UkraineUAUnavailableMar 20, 20222 years ago
United Arab EmiratesAEUnavailableDec 6, 20223 months ago
United StatesUSUnavailableMay 16, 20203 months ago
UruguayUYUnavailableMay 16, 20202 years ago
UzbekistanUZUnavailableFeb 25, 20243 years ago
VenezuelaVEUnavailableDec 10, 20202 years ago
AfghanistanAFNot tested0
AlbaniaALNot tested0
AlgeriaDZNot tested0
AngolaAONot tested0
AnguillaAINot tested0
Antigua & BarbudaAGNot tested0
ArgentinaARNot tested0
ArmeniaAMNot tested0
AustraliaAUNot tested0
AustriaATNot tested0
AzerbaijanAZNot tested0
BahamasBSNot tested0
BarbadosBBNot tested0
BelarusBYNot tested0
BelgiumBENot tested0
BelizeBZNot tested0
BeninBJNot tested0
BhutanBTNot tested0
BoliviaBONot tested0
Bosnia & HerzegovinaBANot tested0
BotswanaBWNot tested0
British Virgin IslandsVGNot tested0
BruneiBNNot tested0
Burkina FasoBFNot tested0
CambodiaKHNot tested0
CameroonCMNot tested0
CanadaCANot tested0
Cape VerdeCVNot tested0
Cayman IslandsKYNot tested0
ChadTDNot tested0
ChileCLNot tested0
Costa RicaCRNot tested0
Côte d’IvoireCINot tested0
CroatiaHRNot tested0
CzechiaCZNot tested0
DominicaDMNot tested0
Dominican RepublicDONot tested0
FijiFJNot tested0
FinlandFINot tested0
FranceFRNot tested0
GambiaGMNot tested0
GeorgiaGENot tested0
GhanaGHNot tested0
GreeceGRNot tested0
GrenadaGDNot tested0
GuatemalaGTNot tested0
Guinea-BissauGWNot tested0
HondurasHNNot tested0
IcelandISNot tested0
IndiaINNot tested0
IraqIQNot tested0
ItalyITNot tested0
KenyaKENot tested0
KosovoXKNot tested0
LaosLANot tested0
LebanonLBNot tested0
LibyaLYNot tested0
LithuaniaLTNot tested0
MacaoMONot tested0
MadagascarMGNot tested0
MalawiMWNot tested0
MalaysiaMYNot tested0
MaldivesMVNot tested0
MaliMLNot tested0
MauritaniaMRNot tested0
MauritiusMUNot tested0
MexicoMXNot tested0
MicronesiaFMNot tested0
MontenegroMENot tested0
MontserratMSNot tested0
MozambiqueMZNot tested0
Myanmar (Burma)MMNot tested0
NetherlandsNLNot tested0
New ZealandNZNot tested0
NigerNENot tested0
OmanOMNot tested0
PakistanPKNot tested0
PalauPWNot tested0
PanamaPANot tested0
Papua New GuineaPGNot tested0
ParaguayPYNot tested0
PeruPENot tested0
PhilippinesPHNot tested0
PolandPLNot tested0
PortugalPTNot tested0
QatarQANot tested0
Republic of the CongoCGNot tested0
RomaniaRONot tested0
Saudi ArabiaSANot tested0
SeychellesSCNot tested0
Sierra LeoneSLNot tested0
SingaporeSGNot tested0
SloveniaSINot tested0
South KoreaKRNot tested0
SpainESNot tested0
Sri LankaLKNot tested0
St. Kitts & NevisKNNot tested0
St. Vincent & GrenadinesVCNot tested0
SurinameSRNot tested0
SwedenSENot tested0
SwitzerlandCHNot tested0
TaiwanTWNot tested0
TajikistanTJNot tested0
TanzaniaTZNot tested0
TongaTONot tested0
TurkmenistanTMNot tested0
Turks & Caicos IslandsTCNot tested0
UgandaUGNot tested0
United KingdomGBNot tested0
VanuatuVUNot tested0
VietnamVNNot tested0
YemenYENot tested0
ZambiaZMNot tested0
ZimbabweZWNot tested0

Testing asks Apple whether it will sell this app in that storefront, right now, by the same method the crawler has used since 2019. Your browser asks Apple directly, so the answer describes what Apple serves your connection — and if your browser cannot reach Apple at all, we ask on your behalf and say so. The result is a link: open it to see Apple's own answer and check ours. Readings are added to the record above; roughly a quarter of the readings taken each day come from people testing.

How we test

Availability is checked against Apple's own catalog servers for every storefront, the same way the App Store app asks. "Unavailable" means Apple's servers say the app cannot be offered in that country — it does not say who asked for the removal. Removals initiated by the developer and removals demanded by governments look the same from outside; the history and context on this page are how we tell them apart.