@LifeInMultipleChoice@lemmy.dbzer0.com
Post #544390
2026-03-06 00:33 UTC
That was already happening, as the option to block sending and receiving of such content was able to be turned on in your screen time settings, and you could mandate it for your children by managing your kids accounts on the family organizers device. If someone is under the age of 13 they are required to on a family share, and if you don’t have “Ask to Buy” enabled, from what I know you won’t get a refund for anything with the excuse my kid bought this without permission.
Overall it all seems logical, but in those scenarios the ages and requirements are mostly all controlled by the parent.
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@7112@lemmy.world 2026-03-06 00:51
Scary. I had no idea it went beyond the iCloud scans. I avoided the cloud after that celebrity image leak. Guess we might see a rise in offline or dumb devices. I wonder how this will affect other nations that already have restrictive internet access. If the US becomes more locked down where would free and accessible info go?