The developer of the previously rejected “Pull My Finger” iPhone app just got good news from Apple: there’s a NSFW category coming for these types of programs, the slightly more adult, risque kinds of apps. This is good news both for adults and for the creativity of future iPhone apps.

The developer stated that Apple didn’t want to reject it initially, but they were still trying to figure out how to organize these types of apps (the adult but not really full-on porn or “decency” apps) into the marketplace. The Apple rep claimed they’d be lifting the restriction on more of these types of apps soon; the ones that were previously rejected for decency-type issues. Look for this section in the next month or so, based on rumors circulating.

Freedom of choice is a good thing, and this development (and the earlier one today about the App Store being reorganized) indicates Apple has a new wider ear for listening to developers and its audience, which is a strong, positive sign for the future of the iPhone.

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