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Very few people seem to have actually read the post. Apple aren't banning anything. They're detecting nudity, and asking you if you're sure. And that's only
by AndrewDucker 4y ago
Very few people seem to have actually read the post.
Apple aren't banning anything. They're detecting nudity, and asking you if you're sure. And that's only if you've turned this on!
I can think of several women I know who would quite like to have had a warning about incoming nudity before it appeared.
More information is better than less. I don't see a problem here at all.
- kemayo 4y agoYeah, I'm actually surprised that there's not a way to turn this on for non-child accounts. I've definitely known people who're in the dating scene who'd like to have a choice before seeing a nude picture from someone who has their number. For that matter, I could see the appeal of just the blurring feature in general. Checking your texts in public might be a risky proposition even if the photo is totally wanted.
- lazerpants 4y agoThe invisible ink screen effect (blurs the message/photo until you touch it) in iMessage is essential if you're in a long distance relationship or away from your partner and still trying to have some fun!