| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
|---|---|---|
| Technology - Latest - Google New | APPLE IS WORKING ON A WAY TO AUTHENTICATE THAT A PHOTO CAME FROM AN IPHONE CAMERA - 9TO5MAC | 5 hrs ago |
According to 9to5Mac, Apple is developing a tool to verify that a photograph was taken with an iPhone camera, a feature expected in iOS 27.
The tool, referred to as “Apple Reference Image” in Engadget, would provide a way to authenticate the device origin of images. MacRumors reports that the feature may debut in iOS 27, and 9to5Mac notes that millions of iPhone users have long sought a camera roll capability that the company has now planned. The “Captured by Me” folder is said to resolve one issue but raise concerns about AI usage, per PCQuest.
Photo authenticity has become crucial amid rising deep‑fake concerns, and Apple’s move could give users and content platforms a built‑in verification method.