Overview
- The developer beta introduces a Sensitive Content Warning that pauses FaceTime’s video and audio when nudity is detected in live calls.
- When triggered, FaceTime displays a prompt telling participants the call may be sensitive and offers options to resume or end the session.
- Labeled “Sensitive Content Warning” in settings, the feature is switched off by default and can be toggled on or off by users.
- All detection uses on-device machine learning, ensuring no video or imagery is transmitted to Apple’s servers.
- The iOS 26 public beta is expected in July and Apple plans to assess feedback before potentially limiting the feature to child accounts in the final release.