Apple is changing the way you send and receive certain words and images in iOS 17. The once heavily criticized autocorrect feature will, in iOS 17, allow you to use the real f-word instead of correcting it to “duck” or “ducking.” Craig Federighi, Apple’s senior vice president of software engineering, said, “In those moments where you just want to type a ducking word, well, the keyboard will learn it, too.”
In iOS 17, iPhone users can be automatically warned about a nude image received via text
Interestingly, as far as adults are concerned, the feature is disabled by default which means that you’ll have to turn it on to have these images automatically blurred on your account once you install iOS 17. Apple also points out that the Sensitive Content Warnings is issued on-device. The company says, “As with Communication Safety, all image and video processing for Sensitive Content Warning occurs on-device, so Apple does not get access to the content.”
