difference being they scan and validate content and apply their own family rating, instead of relying on third party, so anything that gets under the radar is t

difference being they scan and validate content and apply their own family rating, instead of relying on third party, so anything that gets under the radar is their liability, as opposed to book/music that have the explicit/mature label slapped from the origin. this looks more the result of living in the land of the lawsuit-happy easily offended puritans than anything else. if they could shift liability to esrb for their apps and games, they would actually, I wonder how did they managed to pass under the esrb radar so far.