Aussie womans FaceTime call freezes after flashing partner Apple explains

An Australian woman has been left shocked and questioning her privacy after a sexual gesture during a FaceTime call with her boyfriend was instantly intercepted and shut down by her iPhone.Frankie*, 25, who was chatting with her partner during his lunch break, decided to expose her breasts to him.She then explained that the call abruptly came to a grinding halt after an Apple message came up on her partner’s screen.“Are you sure you want to stay on this call?” the message read.It claimed that the call was paused because it potentially showed nudity.“The call stopped — as in it paused,” Frankie told news.com.au exclusively.“I couldn’t speak to him, and he couldn’t speak to me.“It just looked like he had paused on my end — like he’d turned his camera off, but there was no sound or anything.It was as if I got put on hold.”Initially confused by the sudden dropout, she was stunned when her partner unpaused the call and showed her what had happened.She saw the message and thought, “What the hell?”.The message also offered help, asking, “How do you feel? You don’t have to stay on this call if you don’t want to,” alongside buttons to either end the call (“Not Now”) or override the block (“Yes, Continue”).The experience sparked immediate concern for Frankie, who admits the speed and accuracy of the detection felt intrusive.“You don’t even know what Apple have, what they don’t, or what they see,” she said.“It just catches you off guard.”She then started questioning her choices because of this revelation.“What if you’re away and having phone sex or something? I went down a whole spiral thinking, what if it doesn’t recognise your body because of what their algorithm thinks nudity ‘should’ look like? What is their standard of what it’s supposed to look like?” Frankie revealed.After searching online, Frankie discovered she had triggered Apple’s Sensitive Content Warning feature.News.com.au reached out to A...