Still, the bottom line is that Apple has got the full control of the app store and what they say goes. While many people might protest the obvious bias on app retention and removal policies, at the end of the day, people will not be abandoning their iPhones simply because they will not be able to jiggle a pair with it. Market wise, Apple has nothing to worry about.
For application developers however, this is where the lines get blurry. Obviously, there are some pretty obvious sell-out applications that just border on the plain obscene in order to make a profit. Not really the kind of thing you would want to see, but it is there. On the other hand, there are honest to goodness apps that simply want to give users some fun.
If Playboy had an AR application that lets you check out various strip clubs and their rates, would Apple ban it?
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