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Apple to begin checking 'harmful content' in iCloud public links [Yajiuma Watch]

Apple to begin checking 'harmful content' in iCloud public links [Yajiuma Watch]
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Apple announced the introduction of a feature to check for harmful content in public iCloud links.

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  • •Apple is introducing a feature to check for harmful content in public iCloud links.
  • •The feature aims to improve the safety of public links.
  • •Apple officially announced the introduction of this feature.
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