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Apple could help you prove your iPhone photos aren’t deepfakes

Apple is seemingly developing an iOS feature that can verify when a photograph was taken using an iPhone camera. 9to5Mac reports that the iOS 27 beta 5 includes code references for an "Apple Reference Image" system that can embed provenance metadata into iPhone photographs at the point of capture - enabling users to prove where […]

Apple could help you prove your iPhone photos aren’t deepfakes

Mark Gurman, a well-sourced leaker, claims that Apple's upcoming foldable iPhone is commonly referred to internally as the "iPhone Ultra." This follows rumors that the model would be called "iPhone Fold." While this does not confirm Apple's final branding decision, it suggests that "Ultra" is the internal name used by many employees.

The secrecy surrounding Apple's products means many employees remain unaware of unannounced projects, so "Ultra" might simply be a label adopted by outsiders. Only key marketing team members and others privy to Apple's plans likely know the product's true name.

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