Apple blocks emails containing phrase 'barely legal teen' from iCloud

Apple is deleting all emails on its iCloud service that contain the phrase 'barely legal teen,' according to an investigation by a computing magazine.

Macworld completed a test on the service, where they attempted to send two almost identical emails:

1) 'My friend's son is already allowed to drive his high-powered car. It's ridiculous. He's a barely legal teenage driver? What on earth is John thinking'

2) ) 'My friend's son is already allowed to drive his high-powered car. It's ridiculous. He's barely a legal teenage driver? What on earth is John thinking'

On attempting to receive the mails, only the second one got through.

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ugahairydawgs said:

I've seen this on a few other sites. Tried sending emails with that phrase in it from several different accounts to my @me.com account and they all came through with no problem.

Can't do anything to replicate this issue.

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