iOS 17 Is a Prude
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iOS 17 Is a Prude
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Re: iOS 17 Is a Prude
#2So, I can’t make stickers with penises in them for whatever reason (you’d think they’d lump creating/receiving them in the same setting), but the ‘are you sure you want to send or receive something that looks naughty’ was, in fact, turned off by default for me. Anyone else?
Re: iOS 17 Is a Prude
#3So, I can’t make stickers with penises in them for whatever reason (you’d think they’d lump creating/receiving them in the same setting), but the ‘are you sure you want to send or receive something that looks naughty’ was, in fact, turned off by default for me. Anyone else?
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#4So, I can’t make stickers with penises in them for whatever reason (you’d think they’d lump creating/receiving them in the same setting), but the ‘are you sure you want to send or receive something that looks naughty’ was, in fact, turned off by default for me. Anyone else?
Perhaps the default is related to age?
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#5If its local scanning, this is fine. Dare I say, its a pretty good use of machine vision.
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#6So, I can’t make stickers with penises in them for whatever reason (you’d think they’d lump creating/receiving them in the same setting), but the ‘are you sure you want to send or receive something that looks naughty’ was, in fact, turned off by default for me. Anyone else?
It’s meant for kids.
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#7Not hotdog
Re: iOS 17 Is a Prude
#8So, I can’t make stickers with penises in them for whatever reason (you’d think they’d lump creating/receiving them in the same setting), but the ‘are you sure you want to send or receive something that looks naughty’ was, in fact, turned off by default for me. Anyone else?
It’s meant for kids.
The new major OS releases include a version of this feature that you can enable without the parental control context/overhead. So for example if you don't want to see random penises that might get messaged to you, you can avoid seeing that.
It is optional and disabled by default, just like the child-oriented Communication Safety feature set. They call the adult-oriented version "Sensitive Content Warnings".
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#9I think most people would prefer this over CSAM.
Re: iOS 17 Is a Prude
#10If its local scanning, this is fine. Dare I say, its a pretty good use of machine vision.
The caption underneath this setting when you turn it on makes clear that scanning is on-device