Check for sensitive images and videos in Screen Time on iPhone
Your iPhone can detect nudity in images and videos shared in Messages, AirDrop, Contact Posters, and FaceTime video messages. Nude photos or videos can also be detected when they’re selected to share in some third-party apps. If an attempt to send photos or videos that might contain nudity is detected, Communication Safety provides a warning, gives options to stay safe, and provides helpful resources. Photos and videos are analyzed on the device. Apple does not receive an indication that nudity was detected and doesn’t get access to the photos or videos. To learn more about setting this feature up for a family member, see Turn on checking for sensitive images and videos in communications on a family member’s iPhone and About Communication Safety on your child’s Apple Device.
Go to Settings
> Screen Time.Tap Communication Safety, then turn on Communication Safety.
When Communication Safety is turned on, iPhone detects nude images or videos, and displays a warning.
Note: When you turn on Communication Safety, it turns on Sensitive Content Warning in Settings > Privacy & Security. You can also turn on Sensitive Content Warning separately in Settings > Privacy & Security. See Receive warnings about sensitive content.