The "Off the Chain" cryptocurrency podcast produced by Anthony Pompliano, a crypto analyst and a partner at Morgan Creek Digital, seem to have been blocked on Apple's iTunes app.
Pompliano, popularly known as "Pomp," tweeted Monday that he had released a podcast last week and it has been "Taken down" by the tech giant.
The podcast, Pomp added, discussed the "Ultimate argument" for bitcoin, and had been trending at number four in the U.S. investing category before it was "Mysteriously" disabled.
"We had no warning. We don't know why. They took down our podcast, but they can't take down Bitcoin!".
Pomp also said that searches for the podcast are also not working.
When some CoinDesk staff searched for the "Off the Chain" podcast channel, episodes did show.
When episodes were clicked, an alert on iTunes says: "The item you've requested is not currently available in the U.S. store."
A search for the latest episode currently produces a page with the message, "Connecting to the iTunes Store."
Pomp's podcasts are still available on other websites such as Libsyn, as well as Google Play and Spotify, he says in a subsequent tweet.
CoinDesk reached out to Apple over the apparent disabling of the podcast, but had not heard back at press time.
'Off the Chain' Crypto Podcast Apparently Blocked on Apple iTunes
Published on Nov 6, 2018
by Coindesk | Published on Coinage
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