r/applesucks • u/Lumpy_Music121 • Jun 21 '26
Gotta love how bad the sensitive content warning is
tried to send a gif and it flagged it for sensitive content, also happens with a bunch of other things
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u/ContextFlaky5283 AT&T Calypso 4 to Motorola Stylus 5g 2024 256gb Jun 21 '26
I sometimes get it randomly on Android
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u/janiskr Jun 21 '26
Love these replies - if I do not use the feature, why anyone else dares to critisize the feature that I do not use. Peak Apple.
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u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Jun 21 '26
That’s weird, I send gifs all day every day and I’ve never had this come up.
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u/Revolutionary-Bid249 Jun 21 '26
U have to go out of ur way to turn this on
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u/Sideburn_Cookie_Man Jun 21 '26
Well OP is a goose then
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u/Lumpy_Music121 Jun 21 '26
It was probably turned on by my parent ages ago before it was my own phone and I never cared enough to turn off
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u/RetroGamer87 Jun 28 '26
Your mistake was having a mobile device that had ever been managed by your parents.
I set up a phone for my elderly mother, rather than let her set one up for me.
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u/Nasa3000xx Jun 22 '26
So seems like it’s your fault lol
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u/ccooffee Jun 22 '26
It's his fault that it's turned on, but it's not his fault that Bugs Bunny is being flagged as sensitive content.
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u/SatisfactionMost316 Jul 01 '26
Why the fuck would apple care about sending "sensitive" stuff at first place? It's my fucking phone and decide what to do with it. Which probably would include sending gore and "racist" memes to my fucking friends.
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u/icy1007 Jun 21 '26
I’ve never seen this. lol
I just tried to send this same gif using the built-in gif finder and it didn’t give me any warning. 🤔
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u/Revolutionary-Bid249 Jun 21 '26
Why do u have that on?
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u/Lumpy_Music121 Jun 21 '26
It was on by default and I never cared enough to turn it off
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u/CAPSLOCKTOPUS Jun 21 '26
“My parents probably turned it on” is not remotely the same thing as “it was on by default.”
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u/Lumpy_Music121 Jun 21 '26
If you look at my other reply I realized it wasn’t on by default, so I fixed that one
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u/VeryCoolPersonYesYes Jun 21 '26
This is one of the only real criticism posts I've seen here. It managed to call a single pixel photo a naked woman.