US EditionFaceTime in iOS 26 Pauses Video Calls if It Detects Nudity: Here's All You Need to Know
- Apple's iOS 26 beta, revealed at WWDC 2025, introduces a FaceTime functionality that freezes both audio and video if it identifies nudity during a call.
- This feature stems from Apple's expansion of family safety tools aimed at child accounts, though it now appears active on all beta users' accounts.
- FaceTime immediately halts both video and audio when nudity is detected and displays a notification advising that the call is paused due to potentially sensitive content.
- Apple claims on-device machine learning analyzes photos and video attachments for nudity without Apple accessing the content or receiving detection data.
- The feature's presence may indicate Apple's intent to enhance safety, but users have raised privacy concerns and clarity on its final release status remains pending.
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And in photo albums shared with young people, content deemed problematic will be covered up.
·Budapest, Hungary
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The new version of the iPhone operating system will feature a feature that blocks FaceTime video calls if it detects a person taking off their clothes.
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Apple iOS 26 update: FaceTime will now pause calls if someone starts undressing on camera
Apple iOS 26 is much more concerned about security and privacy than you know. According to the reports, the iOS 26 beta version of FaceTime includes a feature that automatically freezes a video call if it detects nudity on screen.
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