What the Tech Transparency Project documented is not a content moderation failure in the ordinary sense — it is an advertising system selling access to a prohibited category. Apple's App Store search ads are a paid product; the nudify tools that appeared in those slots were paying customers. The store did not accidentally surface these tools through a ranking glitch. It sold them placement, collected revenue, and then removed them when a published investigation made the arrangement visible. That sequence — profit, exposure, removal — is the enforcement model Apple's…