Hmm.. that was a short, quick and a controversial treat.
Apple has pulled the app rejection string again citing the App Store has no place for porn or other objectionable contents. The first adult application Hottest Girls is no more in the App Store.
On the question how the application sneaked through the approval process, Apple clarifies that the objectionable pictures were added after the application was approved. Apple cites this as a direct violation of the terms of the iPhone Developer Program.
No hard feelings against Apple this time people. It is their store and they have the right to decide where Read More...
With the first adult content finding its way to the App Store (more are coming), it is time to know how to enable restriction on your iPhone. This would make sure that your little ones do not have access to adult rated applications. Here is what you need to do:
1. Go to 'Settings' on your device
2. Select 'General'
3. Go to 'Restrictions'
4. Tap on 'Enable Restriction'
You'll be asked to enter a pass code (this is the secret pin to disable and enable restriction). Enter a code that is easy to remember and scroll down to the bottom of the page. Tap Read More...
Hottest Girls, the first iPhone application featuring nude models and porn stars has seen the App Store daylight.
I know many of you have been waiting for this historic moment and with iPhone OS 3.0 parental control feature Apple has fulfilled their promise to accept "objectionable content" in the App Store, leaving the control part to parents and guardians.
If this is good news for you but have apprehension that some unintended users might access the app, it is time to enable restriction on the phone.
Wondering how to enable restriction?
Go to Settings > General > Restrictions > enter a 4 digit code Read More...
