Advertising Standard Authority has outlaw an advertisement for the iphone that promises users access to “all parts of the Internet” on their Apple device.
The ad prompted two arguments with the ASA, both of which claimed the ad was misleading because the iPhone doesn’t offer Flash or Java and not all Web sites can be seen in their entirety. But Apple said that advertisement is not misleading and instead refers to the iPhone’s ability to offer “full” Internet access rather than WAP pages or the walled-garden approach.




