Peek-a-Boo: Racy iPhone Apps OK’d By Apple Abound on iTunes

Nicole Martinelli ()

Bikini Inspector

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Bikini Inspector game

Test your eye for detail by spotting the differences between two pictures of a bikini-clad beautie. It’s not too taxing though, as the makers of Bikini Inspector invite you to “relax from your busy life and bring the hottest girls right down to your pants.” Thumbs up! $2.99.

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Nicole Martinelli is a San Francisco native who has lived in Milan and Florence, Italy. She's written for Wired.com, The New York Times and Newsweek. You can find her on Twitter , Facebook and Google+.

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  • Poppa

    Why would you want to pay for racy apps when you could convert your own personal video collection for the iphone for free.

  • GingerNinja

    Suicide Girls app does the biro ink removal thing from the 70′s.

  • Peter

    Tell me again about how Apple is so far ahead of it’s competition with 50,000 apps and most of them are rubbish like this.

  • Kat

    Apple banned the Nine Inch Nails app for lyrics that contained profanity (however those very songs are able to be purchased on the iTunes store),yet they allow this kind of thing? Just a tad hypocritical there, Apple.

  • msg23

    This is such a non-issue: mobile Safari doesn’t block content, find yourself a good ol’ non-flash porn site and stream/download ’til you hit your bandwidth limit.

  • Corta Moosehead

    Geez, geeks, show some initiative! Why would you install this stuff as a paid application when you can find whatever mild, medium, or disgusting content you want, free, on your built in browser? Porn is the ultimate renewable internet resource.

  • Jason David

    How can “GOOD IN BED” be a app thats approved…. Its also kinda sexual even though there are no bikini models…. If apps like iSutra gets rejected these apps sud also not be allowed in store….

    http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=313821394&mt=8

  • jane

    There’s a new app called “Peekaboo” in the App Store that features 3D models of nearly naked women.

  • http://www.app-slap.com Darren Lynch

    As a developer I find Apple’s stance very frustrating. We have had a celebrity bikini based app in review for over a month now, after it was first rejected for being too sexual due to an image of Abi Titmus naked – yet posing in a way so nothing “naughty” was visible. Other apps out there are fair more sexually explicit, our images are fairly tame, yet Apple seem to have dropped us into the bottomless pit or “App under review”.
    They did send us an email saying that it was taking longer than normal to review, but 3 weeks later and we have still heard nothing..

    If they let bikini girls based apps in, then they should let them all in, either that or none at all. They system at the minute seems very unfair and confusing.

  • jack mehoff

    apple is a fag for not letting there be porn u can go on safarri anyway so wtf