A class-action lawsuit filed in a Northern California district court alleges Apple's iCloud service has been used to spread child sexual-abuse materials, or CSAM. It also alleges that Apple's ...

Apple is being sued by victims of child sexual abuse over its failure to follow through with plans to scan iCloud for child sexual abuse materials (CSAM), The New York Times reports.

The claims relate to Apple’s proposal to scan on-device imagery for known child sexual abuse material (CSAM) before its upload to iCloud, using hashes of known images to flag matches on phones ...

Apple has responded to critics of its new anti-child abuse measures Apple has defended its new system that scans users' phones for child sexual abuse material (CSAM), after a backlash from ...

This kind of hybrid device/cloud photo scanning has gotten Apple into trouble before, with its ill-fated CSAM proposal in 2021. ForbesNew Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail Warning—AI Nightmare Is ...

Gardener said Apple should create a robust reporting system for users to report CSAM, and informed the company that Heat Initiative planed to publicly request these actions from Apple within a week.

Read Lily Hay Newman's report on Apple moving its nudity detection technology, which is meant to combat CSAM, out of the cloud and onto local devices. Well that's wrap on the WWDC keynote ...

The second feature Apple announced was a new system for detecting Child Sexual Assult Material, or CSAM, in iCloud. Rather than decrypt a user's photo library and compare hashes to photos in the ...

Apple has announced that it will scan photos in the iPhone to watch out for any child sexual abuse material (CSAM) that refers to sexually explicit content involving a child. Apple will use a new ...

Cyber-security and privacy experts believe that Ms Patel and Dame Cressida's views could be in response to Apple's decision to delay a plan to scan iPhones for CSAM earlier this month. TASS ...

Also read: Apple sued for not implementing CSAM detection in iCloud The lawsuit is automatic for those affected, meaning anyone who owns an iPhone or iPad in the UK during this period is part of ...