On the Web, there is currently a rumor that iOS 17 would prevent the recording of videos during concerts, which would allow everyone to enjoy the present moment. If the intention is good, its application would be controversial.
Soren Iverson strikes again. THE Frontend developer with 110,000 followers on Twitter posted a tweet suggesting that iOS 17 will block access to the camera, and will prohibit the recording of video during the concerts. His message reads as follows: the camera is temporarily locked. You recorded 32 minutes of concert. Leave her alone and enjoy the show “. The user interface of iOS 17 is rather realistic, enough in any case for many Internet users to start retweeting and relaying information.
If Apple has indeed filed a patent application for a technology “infrared emitters that could one day be installed on the stages to prevent the illegal capture of images”, the firm at the apple has not announced its intention to implement such a system in iPhones.
Rumor has it on Twitter that iPhone won’t be able to record video during concerts
Those connoisseurs of Mr. Iverson will of course have smelled the hoax behind this post. The troublemaker is a regular at this kind of jokes. His job being to create interfaces for mobile applications on the iPhone, he likes to create fake iOS interfaces displaying notifications provocative.
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One of them, for example, announces that iOS 17 will allowsend a “surprise alarm” to your loved onesjust to wake them up with a bang at 4 a.m.
You will have understood it, the rumor according to which your iPhone Camera in iOS 17 will freeze depending on the context is completely unfounded, and Mr. Iverson has never had any other vocation with his tweets than to make people smile. Moreover, the implementation of such restrictions would pose some ethical problems and possibly trigger a wave of complaints from users. What seems to be true, however, is that iOS will block the sending of unsolicited images in AirDrop if they are sexually explicit or pornographic.