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A community volunteer wrote to Apple's executive escalations team, asking it to review the restrictions on users in Syria after the August 2026 rescission and to pass the request to its legal or compliance team. The message named no specific Apple service.

A community volunteer wrote to Apple's executive escalations and privacy teams, and to two senior executives, asking that the App Store restriction on Syria be reviewed after the August 2026 rescission of the state sponsor of terrorism designation.

Unblock Syria sent an official follow-up to Apple's executive escalations team, noting that the App Store works over Syrian mobile data but stays fully blocked on fixed-line connections, pointing to IP-range filtering rather than deliberate policy.

A community volunteer again wrote to Apple's executive escalations team asking it to reconsider App Store access for Syrian users, attaching sanctions relief documentation.

A community volunteer followed up again with Apple's executive escalations team, repeating the request to enable Syria access after the 2025 sanctions lift.

A community volunteer again emailed Apple's executive escalations team asking whether Syria access was being reviewed after the 2025 sanctions lift.

A community volunteer emailed Apple's data protection office requesting that access be enabled for Syrian users following the 2025 sanctions lift.

A community volunteer emailed Apple's executive escalations team requesting a review of App Store availability for Syria, citing the 2025 easing of US sanctions.

A community volunteer emailed Apple's investor relations team asking whether App Store access for Syria was under review after the 2025 sanctions lift.

The same volunteer also emailed Apple's executive escalations team eight minutes later, repeating the request to enable Syria access.

A community volunteer emailed Apple's legal team requesting that access be enabled for Syria, citing the 2025 sanctions lift and other companies that had already restored service.

Unblock Syria wrote to Apple's executive escalations and legal teams, citing the 2025 lifting of US sanctions and asking Apple to review App Store restrictions for Syrian users.