[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] - The state employees are said to manage servers at its data center in Guiyang and another in the Inner Mongolia region, The New York Times reports
- That means the government is able to access personal data of Chinese residents
- Encryption technology used by Apple has also been banned, the report says
- Apps said to have disappeared include foreign news site and gay dating services
- Topics banned include Tiananmen Square, independence for Tibet and Taiwan
- This is all despite Tim Cook's vow to protect civil liberties which saw the release of a controversial new privacy controls in April
- They require iPhone users to give permission for apps to track their activity
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