Old Cartoon Character Pictures For Facebook From 80's And Manhattan App From ...

Old cartoon character pictures for Facebook from 80's and Manhattan app from iPhone. You will find hundreds of old cartoon character pictures on facebook as profile pictures of Facebook users. Many are bewildered to see so many images as being the profile pics of their friends and kins. But actually these are in response to a campaign to save children's rights.

Meanwhile thanks to growing pressure from same sex supporters Apple removed the Manhattan Declaration app from App Store. The tech giant ditched the anti-gay app from iPhone stores following a massive petition filed by Change.org. The controversial app had frustrated the gay community as well as the supporters across the world.

The app is based on the Manhattan Declaration which strongly condemned the same sex relations. It was initially approved and available in the App Store in October. Since its launch many gay advocates has been questioning Apple position supporting the Christian hostility towards the individual freedom for sex.

The Manhattan Declaration convened by Christian and Catholic leaders had declared both gay marriage and abortion rights as immoral acts. The critics raised the concern over the inclusion of this controversial app under Apple's 4+ rating which means,

Change.org has been campaigning against the app that invites people to join anti-gay and anti-choice campaigns. The Manhattan Declaration app had offered a with four questions, including and Those who responded against the Christian declaration would be scored zero.

The Change.org had forwarded the petition to Apple CEO Steve Jobs urging to remove the app using As the number of petitioners grown up to 7,700 Apple had to remove the app from App store.

"We removed the Manhattan Declaration app from the App Store because it violates our developer guidelines by being offensive to large groups of people," Apple made an official statement on the issue.