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So, a kid receives a message containing nudity. How does Apple knows that the viewer is a child and not an adult? Because the only logical answer I come up to t
by unnouinceput 4y ago
So, a kid receives a message containing nudity. How does Apple knows that the viewer is a child and not an adult? Because the only logical answer I come up to this question is that Apple is using phone's camera to see who's using it at that very moment. Which raises the question of "isn't this an invasion of privacy from Apple?".
Also, yeah, all the people working at Apple are all saints and they would never abuse this. /s
- wonderbore 4y agoHave you ever bought a smartphone? You have to register to use it, you must enter your date of birth. Unless your parents are technologically illiterate, they will set it up as a device part of a family. That’s how they know. This has its flaws, but that’s what we got now. > using phone's camera to see who's using it Most definitely not going to happen. Even if it did, it’s no worse than Face ID.
- angulardragon03 4y agoPlease read the linked article before making baseless claims: > The communication safety feature [...] is available to child accounts signed in with their Apple ID and part of a Family Sharing group. This feature is off by default. In Family Sharing you can designate AppleIDs in your family as being child accounts. An AppleID is mandatory to use iMessage, so thats how Apple "knows".
- Sporktacular 4y ago"the only logical answer I come up to" says everything.