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As media reports are fussing about the double standards applied by Apple Inc when deciding on which sexy apps to leave on the App Store and which to remove the company provided the explanation of its conduct to the journalists at the New York Times.

It was reported that Apple had removed such apps as Strip Simon and Video Strip Poker while apps from big-name companies such as Sports Illustrated and Playboy remain in the App Store. Moreover, the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit App is even featured on the front page.

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Linden Lab announced today that its plans for separating out adult content from the rest of Second Life became more determined. The initial idea was to solicit community feedback for definitions of adult content, filter that out of search results and locate it on a separate virtual continent. More concrete plan includes now definitions of PG, Mature, and Adult content for ratings and preferences, a more austere age verification system, and the launch of a new viewer with more controls.