iPhones Get Their First-Ever Porn App, and Apple Is Not Happy

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Apple has had no choice but to approve a pornography app for the first time ever, thanks to an overhaul of app store rules in Europe. But it wants you to know it's not happy about it.

The issue isn't just the prurient content. Apple says the door has been opened to easier access for malware.

"We are deeply concerned about ...