Ahead of its annual developer conference, Apple has shared a comprehensive update on the App Store's protective measures for users and developers. The App Store, which attracts over 850 million weekly visitors across 175 storefronts, has implemented a multilayered defense strategy against malicious activities. In 2025, Apple reported preventing over $2.2 billion in potentially fraudulent transactions and rejecting more than 2 million problematic app submissions. The company also deactivated 40.4 million customer accounts for fraud and abuse, while terminating 193,000 developer accounts due to fraud concerns. Additionally, Apple welcomed over 306,000 new developers to the platform and evaluated more than 9.1 million app submissions. The company continues to enhance its defenses through a combination of expert human review and advanced machine learning technologies to combat evolving threats in the digital landscape.