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I went to do a search on my iPhone in the App Store and saw the following screenshot. I was shocked that apple would allow this. What if it was my daughter's iPhone?!
Settings>General>Restrictions>Allowed Content...it's up to you to set restrictions.
Settings>General>Restrictions>Allowed Content...it's up to you to set restrictions.
As far as I know there is no filtering when you visit the App Store using the app on the device. But downloading certain content can be restricted in Settings/General/Restrictions, or you can restrict to install apps at all.
Activating the restrictions for app installation will hide the App Store icon.
I understand... I just thought Apple had some restrictions of their own... but I guess they only restrict for copyright, legal, or business issues.
Free speech...it should always be up to each individual.
Not always.
Does the app store filter content or not?
