We have seen quite a few iPhone apps removed or banned from the App Store by Apple for reasons such as copyright issues , duplicating functionality , offering tethering functionality , based on limited utility , content or materials found objectionable , just a ridiculous app etc. In fact, Apple recently removed a controversial iPhone game called "Baby Shaker" and later issued an apology for approving the iPhone game. Apple's approval process has come under scrutiny yet again. This time rock band Nine Inch Nails' (NIN) founder Trent Reznor has spoken out against Apple's rejection policies as a service update of their iPhone app NIN: Access was rejected for "objectionable content". Original source: feedproxy.google.com , delivered by rss-farm.ru

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Apple Rejects Service Update of Nine Inch Nails’ NIN: Access for Absurd Reason?

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