This is how Apple is updating its child safety features in iOS 270

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• July 12, 2026

Gardner also questioned why Apple never removed Grok, which was still hosting sexualized deepfakes of celebrities in June, from its App Store. “When someone points out that these apps are spoofing teenagers or creating child sexual abuse materials, they quietly remove them from the App Store without making any announcement about it, so their inconsistency