Apple Accidentally Censors iTunes UK Songs, Shows Dumb Political Correctness In the Process

Thanks to a fg stunned error , the iTunes Music Store in the UK has accidentally censor thousands of songs , record album , and artists ’ names . free songs — like Danny Kaye ’s “ I Thought I view A Py Cat”—and not - so - barren ones — like Nirvana ’s “ Smells Like Tn Spirit”—have been asterisk by what an Apple spokeswoman has described as a “ database glitch ” . Why “ teen ” , “ hot ” or “ Johnny ” can be considered offensive , I really do n’t have a flying f**k , but thing seem rather silly in there :

Yeah , emphatically looks fucked up to me . Oops . fit in to Apple UK , the job happened when they tried to censor potentially offensive words , and here is just where I get lost , because they were face for “ teen ” , “ blistering ” or “ Johnny ” . Hello ? I understand a database glitch leading to innocent songs to be ban , but that word extract ? For sure , the dick and the dike in “ Dk Van De ” can be considered offensive by some , but the Johnny in “ J***y Cash ” or the live in Avril Lavigne ’s “ Ht ” ? Seems to me like a level of idiotic politically correct security review that not even the FCC will use here in the United States . [ BBC News ] Oh , and tattle about security review and the FCC , I just ca n’t have enough of this one :

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