New App Approval Policy To Hold Against All Titillating iPhone Apps; Not Just Against "Overtly Sexua
New App Approval Policy To Hold Against All Titillating iPhone Apps; Not Just Against "Overtly Sexual" Content
Apple's recent drive against iPhone apps, which contain "overtly sexual" content appears to be much more expansive than one might have originally thought. According to developers that TechCrunch spoke to, the ban could virtually extend to any app that could be titillating in anyway. What this could mean is that...
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I have nearly one hundred apps, none of them suggestive or sexual, but that is by my choice. This sweeping new policy denies all users of a chance to express and explore a vital part of human existence: our sexuality. Such prudery should have no place in twenty-first century America.
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Great. I am sick of seeing boob apps every third item down the app list. Gets real old real quick.
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so, if something like an image of a hockey puck were to one day give me a hard on for some strange reason, would apple ban it? Get a grip apple, you don't control peoples life or minds, stop trying! You know what, anyone wanna buy an iPhone? Sick of the bullshit! I've never personally downloaded a 'sexual' app, but the point is, it should be our choice! Stick the iPhone of your arse Jobs! I've been with you from day one, but android here i come!
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From apposing Big Brother to being Big Brother. Good job (sic), Steve/Apple.
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Thank god for that, it was like a plague infesting the Appstore.
Saying that, I did have iSteamy on my old (now sold) 3G. That was good for the pub as I was asked if there was an app for everything & they came up with a **** topic. With iSteamy, there was...drinks paid for!! -
Our "hot or not" like app was rejected. I think that Apple went too far with the app prunning. Read the full story at: http://www.entropycs.com/profiles/blogs/our-app-has-been-rejected
