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It makes you wonder why they don't mark applications with the explicit tag that they use for the rest of the iTunes Store. Then you could have parental control
by umjames 17y ago
It makes you wonder why they don't mark applications with the explicit tag that they use for the rest of the iTunes Store. Then you could have parental controls that disallow explicit content (apps or otherwise) from being visible to certain users (your kids' iTunes accounts).
- calambrac 17y agoParental controls are one of the big features of the next version of the iPhone OS.
- jimbokun 17y agoThat might be the real underlying motivation here. The reviewers might be under instructions to disallow any app with the ability to download arbitrary content until the version with parental controls is released. Picking some bit of plausibly offensive content at random is just a pretense.
- calambrac 17y agoIf that's actually the case, then they should come out and say that, rather than apparently randomly fucking over developers who are depending on this platform to feed their family.