There’s been a good deal of news about Apple’s new “policy” of labeling more and more apps with the “NC17″ label. Yup, everything from the gal of the day apps to any and every browser available (uhm… with the exception of the native Safari app of course) is now labeled with the warning. Worse yet, Apple no longer allows promo codes for any app carrying this “warning”.

Little did I suspect, however that the particular app above would carry said notification. (But there’s the screen cap that came up when I went to update the app.)

What is it? You’ll never guess… But why not try anyway. Yes, that’s right, it’s time to play the first and only round of

Guess What App Is Inappropriate For Kids?

Here’s how you play. Step 1- Take your iPhone or Touch, open the notes app, and list the top ten apps that MIGHT get labeled as NC17. Step 2- List ten more. Step 3- Realize you are wrong and click through to see the answer.

Yes, that’s right, the Bible, the Good Book, the Holy Text is – according to Apple – not fit for kids.

Fact is, if you actually read the book you’ll find more sex and violence than most R-rated movies. But still, it is more than a bit ironic…

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