Tweetie 1.3 rejected for displaying "offensive language"
Tue, Mar 10th, 2009 |
We saw this hit the fan early today, hot on the tail of the AMBER Alert post. Apparently the 1.3 update to Tweetie, a popular Twitter client for iPhone we've covered before, has been denied release in the App Store because the app could potentially show "offensive language."
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