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iBookstore Twitter account retweets 'obscene' post

updated 10:21 am EDT, Mon March 11, 2013

 

Some Twitter users complain


Apple's official iBookstore Twitter account accidentally retweeted and favorited a potentially offensive post on Sunday night, says 9to5Mac. "Let me suck a ____ and tell you how much I love introspective novels," the original message read. Although the post quickly disappeared from the iBookstore feed, it was up long enough for some people to complain and/or unfollow.

While Apple doesn't impose much censorship at the iBookstore, the company is normally strict about maintaining a "clean" image at the App Store and in all its marketing. The company has frequently blocked apps which have any connection to controversial content. Recently, for example, it temporarily pulled the 500px app due to worries about images with nudity, even though any nudity on 500px is strictly non-pornographic according to the service's rules.


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  1. testudo

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    Joined: 08-06-01

    Huh?

    Who in the world wastes their time following corporate twitter accounts? Really? "Hey, I'll follow the iBookStore feed because I'm sure they'll give me good insightful information, and not just try to get me to buy stuff that they want me to buy!"

  1. pairof9s

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    Joined: 01-03-08

    What the _?!

    What kind of _ story is this? Who gives a _ what someone posted of some _ Twitter board for iBooks?! This _ should get their head of their _ and get a _ life! What a bunch of _s!!

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