I've got my phone set up so that when my daughter loads an app onto her phone my phone gets it too. Her latest app is a sound clip thing that looks pretty pointless and I'd have deleted it right off except that the first sound clip is the background music (and pretty harmless) for a really sick porn clip that did the rounds here in about 2006 and even the guys who thought they were unshockable found it hard to stomach. The name is pretty distinctive and it's pretty obvious that kids are going to wonder what the music refers to - and for that reason I believe it breaches the 12+ rating that Apple have given it. I have no idea if Apple will act on it but I figure that "noting ventured, nothing gained" so I might as well make some noise. I've tried to work out how you make a complaint to Apple but their system seems to be set up for paid purchases (and this is a free app). Any ideas?
There doesn't seem to be a way to red flag a particular app but I've posted in their community: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5316872
the most silly thing i would ever do is too follow both of you to see how you do it for here. i wanna learn alot from you both so that in future i can be making alot as you two both make .about the itune you can report from their main websit or call their number to report about the app if you are too serious about it
Are you sure it didn't originate from a public domain melody? Mario arcade games, for example, used Beethoven's symphonies to help provide music.
http://www.apple.com/feedback/itunesapp.html It probably did and the music by itself is unexceptional, but the label promotes the porn clip. If you just wanted to promote the music you'd give it another name.