[gojomo]

You could likely ask Apple to take down Saudi Arabia's version as a violation of your copyrights, and a violation of the license under which you offered your creation.

It's the FSF's position that Apple App Store distribution necessarily includes extra restrictions that violate the GPL:

https://www.fsf.org/news/2010-05-app-store-compliance

So, while your "no commercial use" addition itself contradicted the GPL, the GPL itself, if relied upon as the governing license, may give you enough ammo to lodge a complaint.

[orasis]

If this app is providing value to the Saudi people it would be unethical to take it down. We’re talking about lives vs an authors pride.

[gojomo]

There are many other sources for the same info, to satisfy curiosity & impress upon Saudis the urgency of the situation.

Poking the KSA government's public health bureaucracy to better cooperate with others, & honestly acknowledge the work of outsiders rather than stealing it to create a false sense of their own internal competence, might best serve the health of the Saudi people in the long run.

[dependenttypes]

We are also talking about freedom and privacy for the population Saudi people, which extends to lives being potentially harmed - homosexuality is still illegal in Saudi Arabia after all.