Apple has published a FAQ titled "Expanded Protections for Children" which aims to allay users' privacy concerns about the new CSAM detection in iCloud Photos and communication safety for Messages ...

Child sex abuse survivors suing have accused Apple of using the cybersecurity defense to ignore the tech giant's mandatory CSAM reporting duties. If they win over a jury, Apple could face more ...

Apple details reasons to abandon CSAM-scanning tool, more controversy ensues Safety groups remain concerned about child sexual abuse material scanning and user reporting. Lily Hay Newman, wired ...

In December, Apple said that it was killing an effort to design a privacy-preserving iCloud photo-scanning tool for detecting child sexual abuse material (CSAM) on the platform. Originally ...

Apple has drawn backlash from privacy advocates over its new plans to try to prevent the spread of child sexual abuse material (CSAM), by scanning for images on iOS devices that match with images ...

Apple Apple Will Keep Clarifying This CSAM Mess Until Morale Improves Despite the company's best efforts to assuage doubt, everyone just seems even more confused ...

Apple wants to prevent child sexual abuse material (CSAM) from spreading on iCloud and iMessages. But it could go the way of NSO Group's spyware on your iPhone.

After hearing concerns from privacy advocates and customers, among others, Apple has decided to temporarily table its plan to scan iPhone photo libraries for pictures of child sex abuse.

Security company Corellium is offering to pay security researchers to check Apple CSAM claims, after concerns were raised about both privacy, and the potential of the system for misuse by ...

In the wake of reports that dozens of teen boys have died by suicide since 2021 after being victimized by blackmailers, Apple is relying on its Communication Safety features to help protect ...

Stanford researchers Jen King and Riana Pfefferkorn join Nilay Patel to discuss Apple’s child safety features, whether the implementation makes sense, and how the company could have explained it ...