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Seven Words You Can Never Say on iMessage Gifs
There are seven words you can never say on iMessage gifs. George Carlin’s famous seven words simply do not register with the default iMessage gifs and image search app in iOS 10.
The list is growing as Apple seeks to wipe out potentially offensive terms and gifs from the default iMessage gif search tool.
Carlin was famously arrested for saying the seven words you can never say on television in Milwaukee for disturbing the peace.
On iOS 10 if you try to search the iMessage gifs and image app for any of his seven words you get a message telling you there are no results.
Seven words you can never send with iMessage gifs.
We tried and found that the seven words you can never say on TV are the same as the seven iMessage gifs you can never send on iOS 10.
In the NSFW video below George Carlin runs through the seven words you can never say with iMessage gifs.
Apple doesn’t want to let you go to jail for using these words, and attempts to keep the iOS 10 gif search tool family friendly by blocking searches for these seven words, and many others.
We learned of this after Apple blocked the less dirty “butt” search term from the iMessage app. Deadspin discovered a very dirty My Little Pony gif when searching for “Butt” in the iMessage gif app.
If you want to send iMessage gifs with these words and with many other words and suggestive phrases that Apple deems offensive you can still get to them with the right iMessage apps.
Download the Giphy iMessage app to send these gifs all day and night long. Here’s how to install iMessage apps on iOS 10.
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