Jobs Mail says he wants to download pornographic content and buy Android phone

Jobs and users mail to Beijing April 21 Morning news, according to foreign media reported yesterday, Apple CEO Steve Jobs in a reply to the user's e-mail, said Apple is responsible for keeping the iphone from pornography,　　Consumers who claim they want to download pornographic content should buy the Android phone. Mr. Jobs has been responding to all sorts of questioning emails from users recently. When a user e-mailed last week to question Apple's refusal to use the political cartoons of Mark Fiori, the author of Mark Fiore, Mr Jobs said it was indeed a mistake Apple had made. Recently, another Apple user wrote to jobs, questioning Apple's role as an ethical policeman in approving applications. "We do think it is morally incumbent on us to keep the iphone away from pornography," Mr. Jobs said in response. Those who want pornography should buy an Android phone. "If the email is real, it's not the first time jobs has linked Android to pornography and has suggested that consumers who want pornographic content buy Android handsets." Earlier this month, in a question-and-answer session after the iphone 4.0 operating system conference, Jobs publicly said: "You know, the Andorid platform has a sex store, the only thing you can download is pornography, nothing else." You can download it, and your kids can download it. That's where we're not going to get involved--we're not going to do that.　　According to industry insiders, Apple and Google are in fact in the early stages of the mobile-phone platform war, so jobs will clearly continue to hit Google on the moral ground. Attached: Steve Jobs's email to Apple users Matthew Browning, Matthew Browing, wrote: "Steve: Friends have been trying to convince me to use Apple products for years, but it wasn't until the iphone 3G was released that I finally turned to Apple." Since then, I have bought 4 iphones, two computers, several routers and some other products. Unfortunately, I'm really starting to have a problem with Apple's philosophy. It seems Apple is increasingly making choices for consumers, deciding what they should see and what they should not see.　　For example, reject the caricature of Mark Fiori (for political irony) or block anything Apple considers pornographic. I totally agree to keep the kids away from pornography, and I totally agree to keep myself away from that stuff. But that's where parental control comes in handy.　　Put these apps in one category, and then let parents choose to block these apps.　　Apple's responsibility is not to act as a moral policeman – but to design and produce very cool electronic devices that consumers can use as they please. Thank you for listening, Matthew Jobs wrote in a reply: "The application of the Philippines will soon be in the App Store." This is aA mistake. But they do think they have a moral responsibility to keep the iphone away from pornography. Those who want pornography should buy an Android phone. (Xiao Bin)