Apple bans iPhone program over sex claims
Eucalyptus, a book reading application developed by Edinburgh programmer James Montgomerie, allows users to download and read thousands of classic titles from the library of Project Gutenberg, the respected website that hosts out of copyright books.
But after repeated attempts to get Eucalyptus onto the iPhone’s popular App Store, Montgomerie was told that his application was being rejected because one of Gutenberg’s books happens to be Sir Richard Burton’s 1883 translation of the famous guide to sex – Kama Sutra.
Source: The Guardian