Apple: We didn’t censor that app…

August 6th, 2009 by stuffaboutlife | Filed under Technology.


Daring Fireball seems to have been in contact with Apple’s Phil Schiller over a recent issue surrounding an app called Ninjawords. The app contained some phrases that were considered ‘offensive’ and there was a disagreement with the application developers and Apple, with others saying that it was just Apple censoring a dictionary.

“Yesterday afternoon I received a thoughtful email from Apple senior vice president Phil Schiller” …

In the end, it was some bad timing and misunderstandings between everybody involved. It boils down to the simple fact that humans are human, and everybody makes mistakes.

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