Not sure what all the fuss is about. I don't see any "dirty" books on either New Arrival screen. The only book I see with "dirty" stories is the Bible... Oops, on closer inspection, there's one, but you really need to squint and comb through the whole description to know it's "dirty"
RIM has already got a handle on the problem. From App World, swipe down from top bezel and select Content Settings. Turn the switch on, set a password and set the age level of content you would like to appear. I would recommend Teen or General so that you are also protected from suggestive game content like Lara Croft...
Last edited by TheScionicMan; 05-23-12 at 02:15 AM.
At least they are quick to feature the good apps so we dont have to go sifting through garbage. I don't even look at new arrivals anymore. I wait till someone posts on here, or until RIM features them.
Books are not apps they are media and should be cataloged as such. Rim needs to separate purchasable media from apps and games. App World needs to grow up and become a full content store.
Not sure what all the fuss is about. I don't see any "dirty" books on either New Arrival screen. The only book I see with "dirty" stories is the Bible... Oops, on closer inspection, there's one, but you really need to squint and comb through the whole description to know it's "dirty"
RIM has already got a handle on the problem. From App World, swipe down from top bezel and select Content Settings. Turn the switch on, set a password and set the age level of content you would like to appear. I would recommend Teen or General so that you are also protected from suggestive game content like Lara Croft...
Thank God for freedom of speech huh? The Bible is "dirty?"
