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here is your daily Here's your Daily Crunch. Coming up, Bumble Battled Cyber Flashing, Australia

toughens its privacy laws and Apple's latest subscription hike.

As part of its larger commitment to combat cyber flashing, the dating app Bumble is open sourcing

its AI tool that detects unsolicited lewd images.

First debuted in 2019, private detector blurs out nudes that are sent through the

bumble app, giving the user on the receiving end the choice of whether to open the image.

Though it's not exactly cutting edge technology to develop a model that detects nude images,

it's something that smaller companies probably don't have the time to develop themselves.

So other dating apps could feasibly integrate

this technology into their own products, helping shield users from undesired lewd content.

When Bumble first introduced this AI, the company claimed it had 98% accuracy.

Up next, Australia has confirmed an incoming legislative change will significantly strengthen

its online privacy laws following a spate of data. of privacy laws following a long process of consultation on reforms.

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