Song not marked as explicit

I was listening to some of my child's music and I heard cuss words in it but it was not marked as explicit. I was concerned because my child has almost 10 hours worth of music what can I do about this. Besides go though every one to check that there are not any more like this
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Joshua0320 wrote:
I was concerned because my child has almost 10 hours worth of music what can I do about this. Besides go though every one to check that there are not any more like this
There really isn't anything else you can do. The clean/explicit labels are provided to Apple by the record labels. Some tracks aren't labeled at all. Sadly, much of the world has "cuss" words in it. It may be time to explain to your child that there are people in the world who use language you find unacceptable? Or, you could listen to all of your child's music....

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