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<p>Apple continues to offer clarity around the CSAM (child sexual abuse material) detection feature it announced last week. In addition to a
detailed frequently asked questions document published earlier today, Apple also now confirmed that CSAM detection only applies to photos stored in iCloud Photos, not videos. </p>
<p>The company also continues to defend its implementation of CSAM detection as more privacy-friendly and privacy-preserving than other companies.</p>
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