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Thursday, February 28, 2013

Apple's War on Barely Legal Teens

Posted by Paul Constant on Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 2:44 PM

Steve Jobs once promised that Apple products would provide the world "freedom from porn," and it looks like Apple is taking that "freedom" directly to your private e-mail. MacWorld reported this morning:

Apple's iCloud email service deletes all emails that contain the phrase "barely legal teen" it was revealed today.

Macworld has tested this by sending two test emails from a personal iCloud account. The message read "My friend's son is already allowed to drive his high-powered car. It's ridiculous. He's a barely legal teenage driver? What on earth is John thinking."

The second email amended the phrase "a barely legal" to "barely a legal". This second email was delivered fine, whereas the first is still undelivered.

I bet every tech journalist in the world is right now sending the filthiest e-mails imaginable from their iCloud accounts.

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