> Leave my kids alone. > If they want to share photos of themselves naked, it's none of anyone's business What about if adult sexual predators want to share s

> Leave my kids alone. > If they want to share photos of themselves naked, it's none of anyone's business What about if adult sexual predators want to share sexually explicit photos with your kids? My understanding is that this feature isn’t about stopping kids from messaging each other - it’s about giving parents a warning if strangers are trying to groom them. Also: “ The Messages feature is specifically only for children in a shared iCloud family account. If you’re an adult, nothing is changing with regard to any photos you send or receive through Messages. And if you’re a parent with children whom the feature could apply to, you’ll need to explicitly opt in to enable the feature. It will not turn on automatically when your devices are updated to iOS 15.” So basically the furore is based on a misunderstanding.