Apple Pulls Controversial App from French App Store

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Apple has pulled a controversial app on grounds that it violates French law concerning personal information dissemination according to the BBC. The app in question is Jew or Not Jew, created by a Johann Levy, and according to the developer was created for fun and nothing more. Apple has made no comment on the removal.

Johann Levy, a 35-year-old developer who is Jewish and holds dual British and French nationality, denied that the app was in any way discriminatory and said that it was about "being proud."
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This is the opposite of arrogance; this is proud ignorance. Many times Jews can be their own worst enemy.

Recently a BBC reporter was pushed to the ground from behind by a group of Muslims. When the reporter asked why, the contrite reply was, "We thought you were a Jew."

Maybe next time they will use the app from that proud Jew.
 
When I saw the name of the application I assumed it was a camera application, take a picture and it determines if you are Jewish or not via facial recognition (read: nose).
 
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