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Nine Inch Nails' front man Trent Reznor reveals that an update to Nine Inch Nails' successful iPhone app is rejected by Apple. The reason? The 1994 album "The Downward Spiral."
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Why can I buy this album of objectionable content, but I can't buy an app update that links to that album? ***? By Apple's own perverse logic, iTunes should be banned. If I can use iTunes to access tons of objectionable content, then reason stands that iTunes is bad and should be rejected.
Even the most pro-Apple fanboy cannot argue the fact that if the app was rejected because it accessed objectionable content... the very same damn content that is for sell in the music store of iTunes, then someone at Apple is completely f'n retarded!
Also, lol @ djshelter
- by chrissd September 26, 2009 1:29 AM PDT
- Wow.. That second bit in the app is sweet. First app going by date to use the GPS that well.
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