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Apple opts everyone into having their Photos analyzed by AI
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this post was submitted on 05 Jan 2025
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In case anyone came to the comments looking for directions on how to opt out:
For my iPad it was:
In case that you be aware that it is activated by default, 90% of the users are not. No advice by Apple
sorry, i think you had typo or two. what did you mean to say?
aware*
Seems like this is on phones that are Apple Intelligence capable?
I'm on a 12 Pro, and I don't have this option. Guess I'm safe, for now...
I’m on a XR and have the option.
Maybe you ‘need’ an update. I see it on a 12 pro
I'm on iOS 18, hmm. Maybe it's region specific? Or just hasn't been rolled out to me yet, for whatever reason.
Might be an 18.1 or 18.2 feature
Yep, I don’t see it either but that might be because I’m on an older iOS.
Thanks
It will just reset itself eventually plus they already trained on it, it's too late.