It has emerged that Instagram is working on a new feature against messages containing nude images. The feature, which is still in development, will blur and censor the image if a photo containing nudity is sent to another user. The image will be displayed uncensored only if the user requests it.
One of the most popular online photo and short video sharing platforms in the world. InstagramIt has been revealed that he is working on a new feature. This feature, which was detected by software developer Alessandro Paluzzi, who deals with reverse engineering processes, is Instagram’s feature. against nudity It shows that he is waging war.
As a matter of fact, Meta, the umbrella company of Instagram, previously unwanted and about offensive messages had taken important steps. The filtered words feature on Instagram was the clearest example of this. The new feature being worked on is just like filtered words it will work like. When a user tries to send a nude photo to another user, Instagram does this. will partially hinder.
The new feature will work on demand
*An image shared from Instagram’s new feature
The Verge reached out to Meta for more detailed information on the feature. In the official statement on the subject, this feature has not yet been released. under development was stated. Saying that they focus on the security of users, Meta officials also stated that this feature will work optionally. In other words, users will be able to view the nudity images sent to them without any censorship. So this feature how will it work?
Paluzzi’s twitter According to the screenshot it serves, the feature will activate the nudity detection feature of iOS. Thus, incoming and outgoing messages from Instagram, Apple’s artificial intelligence will be analyzed with If there is nudity in the image as a result of the analysis, it will be sent to the user by applying the blur filter. According to Apple, the original of the image is sent to the servers during the analysis process. won’t load and in this way, user privacy will be ensured. It is not clear for now how it will work for Android users. Finally; When will the feature be available? not known let me point out.