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The Hot Tub app, which allows users to play videos from popular adult sites, was launched in the AltStore PAL on Monday.

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Apple allows the first-ever adult content app, Hot Tub, on iPhones in Europe via AltStore PAL, but it appears that even the company is not okay with it.