Instagram claims to stand for artistic freedom, yet the service has taken down photos that include nudity from the accounts of Miley Cyrus, Naomi Campbell and countless other users – but according to the CEO it's not the app's fault.
Instagram CEO Kevyn Systrom has claimed Apple is the reason the app doesn't include naked photos as the App Store has regulations against nudity.
At the moment you can only include nudity in apps that are restricted to users 17 or older. Instagram is looking for a wider audience than that for the app, so it has to keep to Apple's regulations.
Committing to Instagram's artistic freedom policy, Systrom also said: "In order to scale effectively there are [some] tough calls."
One such situation has been the #FreeTheNipple campaign where Instagram has been forced to take down a number of images of naked women.
But the app claims it will keep deleting pictures of female nipples in the future to keep that open rating on the App Store.
Source :TechRadar
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