• Nikolay Andreev

    iTunes had already parental controls, so if you cannot even browse the store for that kind of content unless you are using the parents account.

    I totally think Apple will allow this one.

  • http://www.allaboutiphone.net Matt Radford

    I hope they do approve it, and not because I’m trying to mark all as done!

    Allowing more adult content with clearer policies would show that Apple is allowing the App Store to grow up. If the iPhone is to grow into a platform, then Apple’s role as an over-strict and unfathomable gatekeeper must diminish.

  • http://www.allaboutiphone.net Matt Radford

    Also, I’ve just found out from iPhone Saviour that there is already a softcore app on the App Store, courtesy of the Suicide Girls. It’s an iPhone version of the novelty nude pen, whereby you tip the pen up to reveal the nakedness underneath. The article and iTunes link are here: http://www.iphonesavior.com/2009/05/softcore-suicide-girls-bring-art-sleaze-to-iphone.html

  • John Tait

    Apple would be foolish to rule out the adult market for iPhone applications, 12% of websites are “adult material” generating around $2.5billion a year!

  • http://www.cramzy.com Iliya Yordanov
  • http://twitter.com/GeeksMobile_USA Geeks Mobile USA

    This is a great resource, I think it would benefit any company that uses this for its employees, as well as individuals. I don’t agree with some of the points however.