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These mostly sound more like issues with South Africa than Apple. Not really. People in countries like Australia can buy games, even through they have a simila
by buyx 15y ago
These mostly sound more like issues with South Africa than Apple.
Not really. People in countries like Australia can buy games, even through they have a similar classifications regime. Based on what I've read, Apple hasn't even bothered to approach the South African Film and Publications Board to apply for self-rating:
http://www.thyon.com/blog-entry/items/apples-lack-of-games-music-movies-tv-in-south-africa.html http://www.thyon.com/blog-entry/items/apples-lack-of-games-m...
- ceejayoz 15y agoI'm still seeing that as an issue with South African regulation. Apple presumably sees Australia as a big enough market to navigate the regulation pitfalls there, but they can't be entirely blamed if they feel that South Africa isn't worth the negotiations.