New Objectionable Material Popup?

[iMouse]

Is this new? It was snapped on a friend's iPhone about 20 minutes ago.

 

[nickspohn]

It was caused by an app he just downloaded..

 

[iMouse]

It was caused by an app he just downloaded..

I know that, but this is the first I've seen of this message. Maybe I don't download apps that contain objectionable material, but its kinda hard to miss after owning an iPhone for nearly two years.

Can anyone confirm this being new to the App Store?

 

[nickspohn]

It's nothing new. It's always been there.

 

[iMouse]

It's nothing new. It's always been there.

That message appears to be specific to NC-17 apps such as Amateur Surgeon. I can't find any other examples of other apps that cause Apple to flag them. Probably because they were denied entry into the App Store.

 

[nickspohn]

[app]Beer Pong Challenge[/app] is one.

 

[The General]

I saw it on day 1 when I installed iPint. iPint has since been removed from the US AppStore. I don't know why.

 

[jrudmin]

I saw it on day 1 when I installed iPint. iPint has since been removed from the US AppStore. I don't know why.

Maybe to release with a more compatible name as most Americans misread Pint as much as they misread Lead. Kind of like Lead Zeppelin had to change their name.

 

[Kahnyl]

'Lead' can read like two totally different words, what can 'pint' refer to other than a volume?

Also, http://gizmodo.com/5063110/ibeer-creators-sue-coors-over-ipint-app-in-battle-of-the-dumb-beer-apps

 

[t0mat0]

'Lead' can read like two totally different words, what can 'pint' refer to other than a weight?

Also, http://gizmodo.com/5063110/ibeer-creators-sue-coors-over-ipint-app-in-battle-of-the-dumb-beer-apps

A volume?

 

[The General]

Maybe to release with a more compatible name as most Americans misread Pint as much as they misread Lead. Kind of like Lead Zeppelin had to change their name.

Well, it's taken them almost a year to come up with a new name, then.

 

[Kahnyl]

A volume?

Oops.