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Apple will monitor your public iCloud links now, starting with iOS 27.3
Under Apple's new policy, the company will scan publicly shared iCloud links for harmful content - and possibly ban violators. Be careful what you share in your iCloud.
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Apple announced that, beginning with iOS 27.3, it will scan publicly shared iCloud links for harmful content. Under the new policy, accounts found violating the rules could be disabled. Users are warned to be cautious about what they share via iCloud links.
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