Meta has confirmed that an Instagram feature called 'nudity protection'—that gets rid of unsolicited nude photos in users' DMs (direct messages)—is in early stages of development. The tech giant reassures that the technology behind 'nudity protection' does not allow Meta have access to actual messages, nor 3rd party intervention. [caption id="attachment_320235" align="alignnone" width="500"] Image/ Alessandro Paluzzi[/caption] An app researcher Alessandro Paluzzi shared a screenshot of the tool, which states that "Technology on your device covers photos that may contain nudity in chats. Instagram can't access the photos." In the next few weeks at it nears testing, we may see more details about the new 'nudity protection' features which will be helpful to shield users from receiving such unsolicited content. Instagram has rolled out an update for its app on iOS and Android which brings five new filters and new features. The new filters and features mentioned above is now available on Instagram for iOS version 6.4.0, and Instagram for Android version 6.12.0. Instagram announced a couple of handy updates for its app which gives users an easier way to discover new people to follow and, finally, the ability to go back and edit captions on posts. The new features are available on Instagram for iOS version 6.2 and Instagram for Android version 6.10. Read more in our articles including "Meta is working on nudity protection for Instagram chats" and "Instagram update comes with five new filters".
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May 19, 2026Meta has confirmed that an Instagram feature called 'nudity protection'—that gets rid of unsolicited nude photos in users' DMs (direct messages)—is in early stages of development. The tech giant reassures that the technology behind 'nudity protection' does not allow Meta have access to actual messages, nor 3rd party intervention.
[caption id="attachment_320235" align="alignnone" width="500"] Image/ Alessandro Paluzzi[/caption] An app researcher Alessandro Paluzzi shared a screenshot of the tool, which states that "Technology on your device covers photos that may contain nudity in chats. Instagram can't access the photos." In the next few weeks at it nears testing, we may see more details about the new 'nudity protection' features which will be helpful to shield users from receiving such unsolicited content. Instagram has rolled out an update for its app on iOS and Android which brings five new filters and new features.
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