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An interesting debate started at AndroidForums over a series of applications called SexyBody_v# by a developer named Sex Disney. An AF member was searching Android Market for Disney in an attempt to find applications for their daughter and what came up? An app icon of naked chicks for SexyBody_v1 through SexyBodyv7: Even worse, click through

Following Apple's decision to remove a wide swath of sexy/adult-oriented applications from the App Store, the company is also apparently culling "cookie cutter" applications/applications built using templates from one of the many app-building services on the market. According to TechCrunch, the consensus according to developers interviewed appears that Apple doesn’t appear to be op...

After successfully removing a large part of their adult games and apps, Apple is now setting its sights on Wi-Fi scanning apps and games. Last night, many where booted off the App Store. Amongst the...

For a while the complaints used to be about Apple's totally arbitrary process for choosing which apps get into the iPhone app store, but lately the complaints have been about Apple (again totally arbitrarily) removing apps that were already there. There were all those complaints about the sudden removal of "adult" apps (unless you were someone famous like Playboy, in which case Apple was fine...

First adult apps got the boot. Now Apple is banning apps that actively scan for Wi-Fi hotspots.

After the recent puritan cull of 5000 near-adult apps from the app store, people have been scratching their heads over why it happened. One of the best analyses currently around is by John Gruber of Daring Fireball. His view is that its not about the money, and its not about censorship—its about creating a pleasant

According to Top 10 mobile phones, app developers noticed a section called Apps Store: Explicit' on the developer site - where apps are submitted for approval or rejection - but it quickly vanished, leading rumors of a slip up on the part of Apple. And offering a possible explanation why Apple kicked out sexually inappropriate apps from the iPhone store last week. Read full article.

Wobble, one of the many apps that have been removed due to the new adult policy from Apple, has returned to the app store. The new target audience should have an wobbling eye fetish. The developer...

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