Apple is bringing its communication safety feature to protect children from seeing and sharing nude photos to more countries this week.
Turn on Check for Sensitive Photos. You may need to enter the Screen Time passcode for the device.
Initially, Apple planned to have the feature automatically notify a trusted contact if a child received or was attempting to send a photo containing nudity. The company instead ended up backtracking after critics pointed out several ways the system could be abused. Now, the feature will always give children a choice to share with their trusted contact.
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