Overview
- The nudity filter is now available in the iOS 26 developer beta with a public trial launching in July and a full rollout planned for autumn 2025.
- Adults must enable the Sensitive Content Warning in FaceTime settings for the filter to activate, while child accounts receive defaults under Communication Safety.
- The Photos app and shared albums gain the same on-device screening, automatically masking sensitive pictures until users opt to view them.
- All image analysis runs locally through Apple’s SensitiveContentAnalysis framework, ensuring no content is sent to external servers.
- Early testers report that the feature can prevent embarrassing exposures but occasionally pauses on benign scenes due to false triggers.