New iOS Feature Allows Kids to Report Inappropriate Content Directly to Apple
A new feature rolled out as part of the iOS 18.2 beta allows children in Australia to report inappropriate content directly to Apple.
A new feature in the iOS 18.2 beta allows children in Australia to report inappropriate content directly to Apple. The feature is an extension of Apple's safety measures that are included in iOS 17, which automatically detect images and videos that contain nudity from iMessage, AirDrop, FaceTime, and Photos. Initially, when triggered, a pair of intervention popups would appear, but now kids can report the content directly to Apple.
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