I don't want to see dick pic spam. Actually I don't want anyone to send me naked pictures. Previously it was up to every messaging app to figure this out themselves. Now they can use the Sensitive Content Analysis framework. It also means they don't need to give PTSD to humans building a model to classify crap like CSAM images.
All it does is detection. It is up to the app whether to prohibit sending/receiving the message, how to notify the user, etc. The API documentation says this:
> Apple provides the SensitiveContentAnalysis framework to prevent people from viewing unwanted content, not as a way for an app to report on someone’s behavior. To protect user privacy, don’t transmit any information off the user’s device about whether the SensitiveContentAnalysis framework has identified an image or video as containing nudity. For more information, see the Developer Program License Agreement.
If you’re seeing so many dick pics to where this is positive trade off for you, you need to reflect on how you’re interacting with the web.
I suggest you expand your social circle and talk to some women that are moderately active on social media.
Women are nowadays confronted with their face generated on fake porn by AI, hell some are confronted with generated sexual abuse as a form of threat and harassment if they piss off the wrong person, and you’re out here talking about dick pics.
What’s worse is that you just couldn’t resist to add a dash of misogynistic victim blaming as a cherry on top.
How is on-device image classification "ceding more privacy"? Because an OS vendor provided it?
> If you’re seeing so many [...] you need to reflect on how you’re interacting with the web
Are you seriously claiming not to understand the concept of SPAM and info leaks?
Of course they are OK with a machine being an obnoxious prude.