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Just one week after pulling an X-rated iPhone app offering photos of nude women, Apple has yet again found itself fighting off attempts to upload mobile porn.

An image of a teen girl, purported to be 15 years old who is topless and mostly bottomless appeared in the free app BeautyMeter, which lets users upload photos of themselves that are then rated by others, according to Wired magazine. The app is like an iPhone version of the rating site Hot or Not.

As of Wednesday afternoon, Wired said the app (including the same teen image) was still available in Apple's App store. But on Thursday, it appeared that Apple had removed it.

Funnymals, BeautyMeter's developer, and Apple did not immediately respond to requests for comment from ABCNews.com.

But in a note dated July 2 on Funnymals' Web site, the developer said that because of " inappropriate content upload we hardened our review process so the release time can be higher since now. As described in our terms and conditions, NO nude content is allowed (bikini content is allowed)."

Another note on the site says, "We don't review each uploaded photo exclusively but from time to time we will clean up."


Last week, after photos of nude women started appearing in the app Hottest Girls, the blogosphere lit up in disbelief.

The application previously displayed photos of women in lingerie and bikinis. But about a week after Apple unveiled a new operating system that includes parental controls that could filter out explicit content, the developers took off what was left of the clothes on the women, and turned up the heat on their product's content.

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Hot, sex, boobs, teens, asian, cum, whore, sluts for free. These video titles can be easily accessed by minors (18 below) on video streaming sites. Sites also allow users to upload and stream hot clips regarding they're ages 18 and above for free. Yes for free!Well, it is very easy to pretend that you're on the legal age even if not. You'll just have to click "Yes i agree", then it's all yours.

Youtube.com I bet many of you dont know that the owner of the youtube.com online video streaming site was the giant, Google.com. How could this be if google was helping to fight againts pornography?

Upon searching for examples, the search query gave me these numerous results:

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=sex&search_type=&aq=f

These examples, could harm the innocent minds of the children. How will google stop this? how will the government help to stop the spreading of this malady?


According to The Anti-Pornography League(visit site), pornography directly leads to the objectification and dehumanization of women. Pornography presents women as objects, sexualized means to gratification. Pornography is not about "sexuality", it has nothing to do with "sex" at all. Pornography is blatant and utter exploitation, plain and simple.

Men who view pornography do not limit the objectification to the woman on the screen/magazine, as though that wasn't bad enough. They take the image and apply it to all women: your sister, mother, wife, girlfriend, etc. Soon, the object becomes a woman at the office, a co-worker, friend, or neighbor. The object becomes you or someone you love.

Pornography's influence is not limited to where it is presented. Those who use it are changed by it. It becomes acceptable in their minds for them to treat all women in the way they see the women in the pornography. It becomes "okay" for them to view women as sexual objects. When men treat women as sexual objects, they do not relate to them on a human to human level. They begin to think it is all right for them to say things to them they would never say to a fellow human being. The respect, the camaraderie is lost.

Well-known companies you didn't know supported pornography

AT&T, Google (Yahoo), ABC, Hilton, Marriott, Blockbuster Video, Borders, Barnes and Noble, and DirecTV.

Also worth noting, both Disney and America Online opposed legislation to combat pornography on the internet.

Think Yahoo's really done with porn?
Yahoo runs Google, a different kind of search engine.
How different?
For a great stretch of time there, when you went to Google and did a search on "anti-pornography", a group of pornographic sites came up with a pornographic ad banner at the top.

Is profit really more important than customer safety?