The stable update of iOS 26 is only a few months old. While Apple is still preparing to deploy iOS 26 with several tatured and not detailed features, but one of its interesting updates does not only concern visuals or performance. This is a new feature focused on privacy for FaceTime. The next version of iOS promises to help you stay safe during video calls by detecting sensitive or inappropriate content, and acting in real time.
With iOS 26, Apple tests a feature that can suspend a facetime video call if he detects someone to undress or display explicit content. Instead of letting the call continue, the system will stop the video stream and display a screen warning message. The alert reads as follows: “Audio and video are interrupted because you can show something sensitive. If you feel uncomfortable, you should end the call ”, a screenshot shared by the suggested developer on x suggested.
After the warning, the user obtains two options: finish the call or take the audio and the video. This applies to all participants on the call, not only to the reported person.
In iOS 26 Facetime in suspension, the video will undress you on a Call Facetime, here is the invite to the screen warning that you are wondering if you wish to resume audio and video or finish the call. pic.twitter.com/fbs0akupcy
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It’s not just for children
Although Apple has introduced security characteristics in the past focusing mainly on children and parental controls, this time, the nudity detection tool will also work for adults. It is a notable change in relation to previous policies, showing that Apple seeks to offer privacy protection to everyone, not just families.
According to the leak, the feature will be activated by default in the settings, but users can choose how to respond once a warning displayed. Detection is based on automatic learning on devices, which means that your call data does not leave your phone to analyze.
When are you going to get it?
Currently, this feature is available in the beta version of iOS 26 and should be part of the public beta version later this month. It should be noted that Apple has not confirmed whether it will be included in the final version of the iOS 26 or not update. However, the first signs suggest that the technology giant is serious to approach the abusive use of video calls via FaceTime.
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