Apple’s App Store has rejected an e-book over what it called “objectionable content” (meaning, the f-word, and some sexual content), citing a clause in the iPhone SDK. This is just another example of what some have called the “nightmarish” App Store approval process. The book, Knife Music, by C|Net Editor David Carnoy, was submitted using an embedded e-reader, which is how the SDK clause came into play. Section 3.3.12 of the iPhone SDK Agreement states: “Applications must not contain any obscene, pornographic,<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Apple’s App Store has rejected an e-book over what it called “objectionable content” (meaning, the f-word, and some sexual content), citing a clause in the iPhone SDK. This is just another example of what some have called the “nightmarish” App Store approval process. The book, Knife Music, by C|Net Editor David Carnoy, was submitted using an embedded e-reader, which is how the SDK clause came into play. Section 3.3.12 of the iPhone SDK Agreement states: “Applications must not contain any obscene, pornographic, Continue reading