But if you already have a year’s worth of photos in a bra (or without it), you may want to delete them from your phone and iCloud. Now, I’d suggest not taking sex photos or nudes with your phone in the first place. The Verge points out that Google Photos app applies the same image recognition technology and also recognizes “brassiere” – but they do it on their cloud, which is much more alarming.

Still, Gizmodo warns that you should still be wary of what you automatically upload to your iCloud. In other words, your semi-nude or nude photos won’t end up on Apple’s cloud.

As The Guardian points out, your device does the recognition and tagging locally. Now, although this can seem quite alarming, it’s not all that bad. Still, the “brassiere” tag is sometimes mistakenly applied to the nudes and sex photos, too. But, you can’t find the categories such as “underwear” or “panties.” Not to mention Apple doesn’t categorize male undergarments such as “boxers.” Of course, there are no “nude” or “sex” tags either. What’s interesting that the Photos app only recognizes the bra and its synonyms, as you can see on this list: “Brassiere, Bandeau, Bandeaus, Bra, Bras, and Brassieres” will all give you the results. It turns out this category has existed for over a year now. However, a few girls reported that the tag was also applied to their nude photos and photos of them having sex. In the replies, you can see some users sharing their results, and it seems the image recognition tech is generally quite accurate. As you can see, the trick is to type in “brassiere,” and you’ll get to see all the photos in a bra.

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