But that's not really up to you, is it? If it's my store, my platform, then I get to decide what products are going to represent my brand. If I was running the

But that's not really up to you, is it? If it's my store, my platform, then I get to decide what products are going to represent my brand. If I was running the Disney store, for example, I would want all my third-party products to be family friendly. It would be crazy for someone to yell "censorship!" because I was disallowing products with mature themes from being sold at my store. This is how shops work: they pick what represents their brand so that customers who like their choices can just walk in and browse their products. Apple wants their App Store to be family friendly. They don't want apps that deal with serious or divisive political issues, they don't want apps which represent them in a bad light, and they don't want apps that are going to shock or horrify their customers. You and I can make these decisions for ourselves. That's why it's great that we can download code from the Internet and build it for our own devices.