Oh look, one of these stories again. Why do people keep building on this pile of shifting sand?
Apple Pulls 500px’s Mobile Apps From The App Store
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#42"Rated 'mature' for sexual content? No way!"
"Aw, man! Ok, how about this one?"
"Rated 'mature' for extreme graphic violence? Well... ok."
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#43This is good in my opinion. The more the rejection, the more the developers will tend to flee away from arrogant Marketplaces like that of Apple's. It will also, in a way, probably force developers to try out other marketplaces like the Windows Phone Marketplace and the Google Play store. Now, I do understand 500px is trying to create a uni-platform experience for its users, but now that 500px isn't allowed to publis…
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#44I've never bought into whats so bad about a naked body. We all have one. From what I understand people get scared/agitated about nuditity because it makes humans seem more a part of nature, savage, and wild. People want to think of humanity as on a pedestal above "beasts". Still, this is a very strange aspect of our society
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#46"...have been pulled from the Apple App Store due to concerns about nude photos." The horror. It's a blessing the web came along before app stores became trendy. Now at least there's a huge vibrant world outside the walled gardens.
Thank god the first-person shooter games are allowed to continue unhindered. We certainly don't want to jeopardize the future of our children by inculcating wrong behaviors.
Re: Apple Pulls 500px’s Mobile Apps From The App Store
#47"...have been pulled from the Apple App Store due to concerns about nude photos." The horror. It's a blessing the web came along before app stores became trendy. Now at least there's a huge vibrant world outside the walled gardens.
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#48Oh look, one of these stories again. Why do people keep building on this pile of shifting sand?
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#50Earlier quoted context omitted.
Apple's response has always been: if you want content on iOS that we don't allow, make a web app. The App store is not a public place; Apple only puts things there that they like.
Which in the larger scheme of things is a moronic position because the same device they are trying to keep pristine and pure through their app store can be used to see dirty things through the Web. We know what Apple has always been responded to these arguments with - what we are pointing out is that is that it is extremely douche-y to take such a position.