Yeah but SG's are in BRA'S!!! that's almost naked!!!

Personally, I have the app, and I wouldn't find it offensive. The internet offers FAR FAR worse content than this app.

this is capitalism at its best, so lets all move on because there are a lot of horrable things going on in the world...
sorry to be a prude, but suicide girls are available online for a fair price. this is hardly a sob story.

It's just the thought of it that bothered me really. I don't even have an iPhone.

Like I said before..I got it when the getting was good.. I hope you guys did also They can't take it back..you are just assed out now for being a snoozer!!

So much for the PornHub app I was waiting for.

And the poor store will crash once we all find out about it :-p

Droid

Don't fight Apple - just ignore them :-)

Hey, I like Apple products too. But if I were you, I'd take my product to their competitor - Google.

You want to get Tipper Gore on us? Fine. We'll go to your competitor.

yes it is capitalism, but tis also a BIG example on how powerful a corporation can be with blocking the distribution of media. this is still blatant censorship - and that is never good.

The line between censorship and exercise of rights is often fine, but in this instance, it's definitely not censorship. To use this site as an example, Suicide Girls does not sell hardcore pornography. I don't think that's censorship--SG owns the site, so they get to decide what's available on the site. Apple's decision to not sell certain risque products in their own store is unfortunate, but falls in the same category. The only difference that could be said to exist is that there are innumerable alternative venues to SG where one can purchase access to images of naked girls, while there are far fewer alternatives to purchasing iPhone apps. But again--it's Apple's product, start to finish. Visa's policies on online pornography transactions fall much closer to the "censorship" line.

This is why there needs to be a Blackberry App!!!

all I really have to say is, "Really?"