Written by Muhammad Ayman Monday, January 1, 2024 06:00 PM
In iOS 17 and iPadOS 17, Apple introduced sensitive content warnings to prevent unwanted nude photos and similar content from reaching a device. iPhone Or iPad, according to macrumors.
With sensitive content warnings enabled in iOS 17, incoming files, videos, and photos on the device are scanned and blocked if they contain nudity, and subscription blackout can be applied to photos in Messages, AirDrop, Phone app contact stickers, and Messages FaceTime and third party applications.
How to enable sensitive content warnings by following these steps:
1- Open the Settings application.
2- Click on Privacy and Security.
3- Scroll down and tap Sensitive Content Warning.
4- Press the switch next to Sensitive Content Warning to enable the feature.
With the feature turned on, you’ll see additional options that allow you to enable sensitive content warnings for certain services, including AirDrop, Contacts, Messages, and Video Messages.
Note that all nudity is blocked by Apple’s operating system by default when the feature is enabled, but individual media can always be viewed by pressing the “Show” button.
