FaceTime is testing a new feature in iOS 26 to pause video calls when it detects nudity. The feature was spotted in the iOS 26 developer preview, confusing some iPhone users. If a naked body appears on a video call, a pop-up message reads, “Audio and video are paused because you may be showing something sensitive. If you feel uncomfortable, you should end the call.” You’re then given the option to hang up or resume the call as normal. This feature was originally revealed as part of an expansion of the company’s family tools designed for children’s Apple accounts. In testing, the feature is now also active on adult accounts running the iOS 26 developer beta. A toggle to turn the feature on or off is appearing in iOS 26 test accounts, but it seems to also be working even when the feature is toggled off. This suggests Apple has a bug on its hands. #iphone #facetime #technews #apple