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In a recent tweet, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook urged customers to use its new Messages app to send and receive gifs based on search terms. The new feature makes it easy to send and receive gifs. It also has a new “Send” button that lets users attach music and third-party apps. However, it seems that the censorship policy has a few loopholes.