Android SafetyCore: Nude Content Warnings
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Google's "Android System SafetyCore" app scans messages for sensitive content. Here's how it works
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Sensitive Content Warnings via the Android System SafetyCore app come in.
The idea is to identify and blur potentially nude images before they're viewed.
This feature is optional for adults but will be opt-out for minors.
Apple has been doing the same thing since iOS 15.2 with little fanfare.
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