This is just poor wording of an important legal point; or, rather, "Apple are not responsible for what your kids browse for on their phone". Unfortunately we l

This is just poor wording of an important legal point; or, rather, "Apple are not responsible for what your kids browse for on their phone". Unfortunately we live in a world where a small subset of people will seize on any opportunity to blame a company for some sort of indiscretion - in this case, letting their kids access porn (or whatever). It's just legal ass covering which >99% of people, sensibly, ignore. No news here. EDIT: in iTunes I now see "application" not "game". So either they fixed it or it was a bug for some users.