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Apple unveils new tools for child online safety
The article focused on Apple's updates to enhance parental protection tools across its modern operating systems, such as iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27. The updates include advanced options for controlling apps, websites, and device usage time, aiming to enable parents to manage the content children are exposed to more precisely and flexibly. The new features feature specific settings during the setup of a child's account, with options for approvals before accessing websites or communicating with new contacts. They also include tools for monitoring device usage duration and setting designated times for use. Additionally, Apple introduced a system that expands protection for communication content, including images and videos depicting violence or blood, with content blurring and age-based warnings, relying on on-device processing to reduce data sent to servers. All these tools are integrated within a family sharing ecosystem, allowing parents to centrally manage settings, thereby strengthening digital oversight while considering different needs based on age and region.
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