Game Claims African Child Laborers Make Smartphones, Apple Bans Them
Apple Bans Game That Shows Ugly Side Of Smartphone Industry
Apple has banned a game that takes a harsh look at the smartphone industry.
The “Phone Story” app was removed from the Apple store over “excessively objectionable or crude content,” although some news sources are reporting that the company may have objected to the game for other reasons.
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Phone Story included four mini-games involving child labor in Africa, worker suicides in China, e-waste disposal in developing countries, and consumerism in the West.
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