Google Glass bans NSFW content the day of first porn app’s release

The first porn app for the Google Glass lasted exactly one day after the search engine behemoth announced that they were banning all sexually explicit material from the Glass store.

On Monday, NSFW-app maker MiKandi announced via its Tumblr the release of Tits & Glass, Glassware that allowed users of the high-tech spectacles to “share racy content from their devices directly to other Glass users and online.”

Unsurprisingly, Tits & Glass was a big hit. 

But that success was short-lived. At some point over the weekend, Google changed its Glass Platform Developer Policies to include a clause that explicitly banned “content that contains nudity, graphic sex acts, or sexually explicit material.” 

In an update published later on Monday, MiKandi CEO Jesse Adams notes that his company read over the policy very carefully to ensure that the Tits & Glass Glassware was not in violation.

“We were not notified of any changes and still haven’t been notified by Google,” Adams wrote. “We also double checked our emails to see if any notifications of policy changes were announced, but we haven’t found any.”

The CEO also noted that Tits & Glass is still live, but that users should expect changes to the application Tuesday so the company is in compliance with the new terms.

For those looking to get their porn fix via their Glass, fear not, because that could still be theoretically possible. Assuming that Malcolm Nguyen’s Reddit Timeline app doesn’t have to be modified, and you largely subscribe to NSFW subreddits, you can look at sexually explicit content to your heart’s content. 

Photo via MiKandi/Tumblr