Yes, scanning is happening on the device. Apple markets that as a feature.

That is different from scanning the device. Saying they are ‘scanning the device’ is a lie.

Yes, Apple could scan the device in future. It’s still a lie to say they are doing it now.

They want to expand that "feature" to 3rd party apps too.

>Yes, Apple could scan the device in future. It’s still a lie to say they are doing it now.

Puh..i am relieved now...wait i don't even have a apple product.

EDIT: For Question below

https://technokilo.com/apple-child-safety-feature-third-part...

>Apple didn’t announce any timeframe about when will they implement child safety features in third-party apps. Apple said that they still have to complete testing of child features and ensure that the use of this feature in third-party apps will not bring any privacy harm

> EDIT: For Question below https://technokilo.com/apple-child-safety-feature-third-part... >Apple didn’t announce any timeframe about when will they implement child safety features in third-party apps. Apple said that they still have to complete testing of child features and ensure that the use of this feature in third-party apps will not bring any privacy harm

The Q&A mentioned has no date or time. No Apple Spokespeople are named. There are no actual quotes. No well known news outlets have mentioned this very consequential detail.

This has all the indicators of a fake.

> They want to expand that "feature" to 3rd party apps too.

Do they? Where have they said that?

> This program is ambitious, and protecting children is an important responsibility. These efforts will evolve and expand over time. [1]

[1] https://www.apple.com/child-safety/

That link contains nothing at all about expanding to include 3rd party apps.

Were you aware of that when you posted it?

They didn’t deny either.

I asked where they said it, and you posted the link in response knowing that it didn’t answer the question. Another dishonest move.