Page 1 of 1

Apple is censoring Email

Posted: Fri Mar 01, 2013 1:14 pm
by les



Apple's iCloud email service deletes all emails that contain the phrase "barely legal teen"

                 - See more here



Re: Apple is censoring Email

Posted: Fri Mar 01, 2013 3:09 pm
by janmb
Yep, pretty damn hilarious.

Then again, considering their rather horrific view on all porn in general, this hardly comes as a surprise I guess

Re: Apple is censoring Email

Posted: Fri Mar 01, 2013 4:37 pm
by someone43
Sounds like a fantastic spam filter. :-D

Re: Apple is censoring Email

Posted: Fri Mar 01, 2013 11:49 pm
by SexualChoc
read the article
which had to do with driving a car,
person "barely legal " to drive.

very interesting

no wonder apple computers had so much difficulty with market
everyone knows what ever format allows porn is the most poplar.

Re: Apple is censoring Email

Posted: Sat Mar 02, 2013 12:41 am
by curved
No surprise - Apple have always been control freaks.

Re: Apple is censoring Email

Posted: Sat Mar 02, 2013 9:43 am
by Banquo
Big Brother is watching you. But at the end of the day people will just stop using their email service won't they.

Re: Apple is censoring Email

Posted: Sat Mar 02, 2013 4:05 pm
by bakerboy
... and I thought that "1984" was 11 years ago. :weep:

Re: Apple is censoring Email

Posted: Sat Mar 02, 2013 4:11 pm
by SexualChoc
bakerboy wrote:... and I thought that "1984" was 11 years ago. :weep:
ummm
2013 minus 1984 = 29


as for watching
be careful what words you type together in a sentace
jihad... and... bomb... and....
oops "they" are watching me now? :alien:

Re: Apple is censoring Email

Posted: Sat Mar 02, 2013 5:21 pm
by Banquo
bakerboy wrote:... and I thought that "1984" was 11 years ago. :weep:

Re: Apple is censoring Email

Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 2:32 pm
by Atmon
Well, as you all know, Orwell originally entitled his 1947 effort '1948', but the publishers doubted the longevity of the work with that title, which was why they exchanged the last two digits to come up with '1984', so as you might see, there is no particular reason why the author of '2013' might not have originally named it '1995' apart from the digits don't interchange as readily, but that's not necessarily a major obstacle in the whole context of things as they stand, is it?

Re: Apple is censoring Email

Posted: Mon Mar 04, 2013 5:58 pm
by Atmon
I just finallly worked out what he meant.

1984 WAS 11 years ago, on September 11th, 2001. I'm not usually that dumb. Now I see what he was on about. Sorry it took me so long to take off on that tangent and never see the big brother picture.

---------------------------------


If I recall from the quick study I did on Orwell's final masterpiece many years ago, he took around five or six years to write it, finished the final manuscript n 1947, named it '1948' and they changed it to '1984' and then what we got, as the rest of the world was some watered down version but just as intrusive on our freedoms as Orwell predicted, in 2001, in September. I can see what the fellow was on about now. He wasn't mistaken in his mathematics. It was we who were mistaken in our understanding of literature.

Orwell never meant to set a specific date on it when he entitled it 1948. All he implied was 'somewhere in the future', ergo 1984 couild have been any time between JFK and Buck Rogers. It was not meaning arithmetic. Turns out it happened in 2001, but that was by the by. As Orwell predicted, it was bound to happen one day. One day in the future back in 1947. One day in ther past now in 2013, and so Apple is censoring mention of youngsters who just got their drivers' licences because it might be kiddie porn? I reckon I know what they can do with their apple when it comes down to that. What's next, ban me from emailing Charles Dickens' across the web because the word Dickens could constitute a reference to paedophilia?

This is what you get when society loses its sense of morality. Everything suddenly gets censored and we all end up lying in hospital beds being drip-fed chicken shit soup and a black&white tv to watch Dr Phil twice a day.