Apple's degrades and cheaply sell Asian women apps.

Earlier in the month this was released in Apple's Asian women upskirt apps, probably the type that would encourage harassment but probably doesn't click when Apple is trying to sell minority. See Satirical iPhone Apps? Not Cool. Upskirt iPhone Apps? Cool.

Not bad enough? these sleazy corporations stop at nothing for a profiting since they probably pass apps because it happens to tickle their dirty Asian fetish.

The next Asian women offence only comes out a week later.

App Store Hypocrisy Update: “Asian Boobs” Fine, Top Seller. Satirical App, Banned.

The app called “Asian Boobs” is a top seller right now in the App Store. So what is it? Well, the title says it all: It’s an app that features the breasts of Asian women. Lots of them. Over 2,500 of them. And actually you can double that, for each breast in each picture. That’s a lot of boobs.

The description of the $0.99 app is also classy:

Photos of sexy asian girls with BIG BOOBS, 100+ galleries and 2500+ photos, updated regularly. Japanese girls, Korean girls, Chinese girls, Taiwanese girls, models, stewardesses, nurses, school girls, teachers, bikini girls, sexy girls and more.

Glad they squeezed the all-important “sexy girls” in there.

...The problem is that Apple is rejecting apps, like Someecards, which are also labeled 17+ — for satire. Apple didn’t seem to like that the app poked fun at public figures like Roman Polanski and yes, Hitler.

It’s just beyond ridiculous that upskirt apps and apps dedicated to boobs are fine, but satire is not. Maybe the majority of app testers are grumpy but creepy old men, I don’t know.

Original article here

Will Apple get away with this? hopefully not, this should spread widely enough to draw attention from all Asians Americans,  Asian feminists groups, Activist groups, Consumers, Parents and commercial authorities etc

Apple needs a good bashing for their lack of selling sense in sleazy profitable applications,  more racialized objectification.

And if that wasn't a good reason to question Apple, then look at the hypocrisy when they ban apps that are less explicit in nature.