Apparently Apple even has a problem with naked legs.
German photographer Sebastian Kempa in today's New York Times, speaking of Apple's censorship of the iPhone app that he created to promote his site naked-people.de, which explores clothing as both disguise and revelation.
Importantly, the piece raises questions about American hegemony online -- namely: Does Apple have the right to impose American censorship standards on German consumers?
Related: Full-body scans go online at O'Hare today »
3 comments:
Ack! You know who I want to see naked? My husband. Oh wait! I don't have a husband. (Do you see where I'm going with this?)
Interesting sidenote: MY PSYCHE. So good luck with that :)
I'm with Kari. ack. I don't want to see the naked people. And I don't want people to see ME naked. so there. Go, Apple!
They all look better naked. Love to see them naked from behind as well
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