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Apple has silently removed all references to CSAM on its child safety website. This suggests that a controversial plan to detect images of child sexual abuse on the iPhone and iPad may have been put on hold after serious criticism of the method. Apple scans child sexual abuse (CSAM) material in users' iCloud photo libraries in August to warn children and their parents when they receive or send sexually explicit photos. Announced a new child safety feature planning suite, including CSAM extensions. Siri and Search Guide.

“By the time I get them out, they are half the person they used to be.”

Apple has removed mentions of its delayed CSAM feature from its Child Safety webpage, but the company says it is just delayed.

Tech giant Apple has quietly erased references to its plan to scan user files for images of child sexual abuse on all US iPhones, but didn't shelve the idea itself. Critics call the proposed technology a major invasion of privacy. The latest...

Apple has updated a webpage on its child safety features to remove all references to its controversial child sexual abuse material (CSAM) detection feature. But the company says its plans haven’t changed since September.