Are the rumors actually true about Miranda?

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@Naala wrote:

Me and my wife was talking about EA and the censuring of miranda and other developers in general, And she brought a good point up she said: Game developers these days treat us like kids, while Game of thrones which almost entire world LOVED which has blatant fricken "sibling love", and i lost count on how much nudity. i agree with her point but ofc we dont mean games should have what GoT included ("sibling love") but why is all the nudity allowed there when teens can watch it i mean it was rated 13 - 16 years in most countries some had 18 but not majority so either T for teens or M for Mature in selected countries https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0944947/parentalguide

i really dislike these double standards its fine in movies its fine in TV shows HELL many rap music videos are more 1: vulgar and 2: has more sexy females then what the last 5 years combined in games. its so unfair and wrong. and i never thought about that what makes it all fine there with a M for MATURE rating but not in a game?

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I think the discussion goes way back to when Mortal Kombat was put on trial. Some things were accepted on prime time TV but less so in video games because of the misconception that video games are solely for children. That sensibility has changed. For instance, despite what's being discussed in this thread, BioWare has become less conservative over the years when it comes to nudity. In Mass Effect 3, characters shower with their clothes on. In Dragon Age Inquisition and Mass Effect Andromeda, there's full frontal nudity. I don't think an adjusted camera angle in Mass Effect 2 is a demonstration of BioWare being prudish, when they have demonstrated in the past that they're moving in the opposite direction.

I have said this before, and I'm probably going to drop it after this post, but I see no reason to believe that BioWare is making the change because they're against butts when the games they made after the Mass Effect trilogy show a lot more than just the back of someone's trousers. It was just a really dumb shot.

Anyway, here's a confirmed example of another shot that has been altered. Why is there no outrage over this? (Top: Original. Bottom: Remaster)

(Source: Gamespot)