Apple has another big problem in China. While in recent weeks the government-controlled media there have presented reports that the company is providing false information about its service, the People's Daily today brought another report reporting problems with the phones iPhone od Apple. According to the newspaper, the Californian company in its store App Store finds pornographic content, resulting in an investigation of the trade by the Chinese government.
Paradoxically, it is Apple, which has a very strict attitude towards even the slightest hint of pornography in applications that are available in the store App Store. In the past, the company's former CEO, when asked about such content, said that people interested in it should use other companies' devices. In addition, the company regularly deletes such applications after detection, or already in the first approval process.
“Some analysts have compared the recent problems Applu with the Chinese government to an earlier situation, when Chinese state television accused Google of spreading pornography in 2009. The accusation caused bigger problems then, including hacking attacks on the company that forced Google to move its operations to Hong Kong in 2010. However, the diary did not try to present itself Apple, “ wrote The Wall Street Journal. However, it is surprising how the editors of People's Daily got to the pornography on App Store, when Apple deleted the vast majority of such applications and continues to delete them?
*Source: The Wall Street Journal
ProYes, decide what language you use and use one – at least in one sentence – better in the entire article.
The title is crazy in Czech and Slovak.
In Slovak, it would probably be "Chinese media accused." Apple from the alleged spread of …” (feel free to correct me here)
In Czech, I would almost certainly say "the Chinese media accused." Apple from the alleged spread of …”
But it is certainly not the scripted and garbled mix of “The Chinese media blamed Apple from the alleged spread of …”
You really have a lot of errors in the texts here, because it is supposed to feed you or you are trying to appear as a professional webzine. Thanks
jindraj nothing against you hey, but be glad that there is something like LSA and you don't care about spelling.. do you understand the text? yes you do? so where is the problem? :)
ps: why do you use IE? oO
jindraj: I apologize for the error that occurred in the title, but sir Zavřel it is not available at the moment, so it remains for me to write the titles in the Czech language. There is therefore a possibility that they may occasionally contain errors, but we will correct them.
2 Jaromír Miko - so leave the title in Slovak - it doesn't make much sense to have the title in a language other than the article anyway.
2 Hmm – I don’t get this – it’s like you saying that I shouldn’t worry about a bricklayer’s wall being crooked only when he’s standing still, or about a car rusting only when it’s moving. I think there should be something like a professional approach – especially if it’s a source of income for someone (which a daily webzine with advertising is). And unfortunately, on LSA There are quite a few mistakes. I understand that Mr. Miko could not translate correctly into Czech (just as I could not translate into Slovak), but I honestly do not know why he would try to do so - if the rest of the article is in Slovak anyway.
exactly as jindraj says... I don't know what and why I actually write the title in Czech when the article is in Slovak
We will be happy for Jaromir. That Mr. Zavrel is currently unavailable, you can tell immediately by the higher quality of the articles published here. If the entire text is in Slovak, why can't there be a title as well? I don't think anyone would mind.
Jindraj: I agree
And to the article: it seems that China is really going AppThey're not good at bargaining. It takes a good negotiator and strong nerves.