Researcher Derik Kauffman revealed that Apple's iOS keyboard uses a secret 'gray list' of over 100,000 words and phrases that it blocks from autocomplete and swipe-typing suggestions. The list includes vulgar, offensive, drug-related, and politically sensitive terms in multiple languages. While users can still type these words manually, the feature aims to prevent inappropriate or inflammatory suggestions, effectively acting as a light form of censorship. Apple has not commented on the list's specifics but states users can override suggestions. The discovery raises questions about transparency and how such filters influence communication on iPhones.
Apple Inc (AAPL) shares are trading at USD 342.98 on Pluang, down 0.35% in the past day. The stock shows a strong market presence with a $5.00 trillion market cap and a typical hold time of 145 days. These figures are current as of Nov 07, 2026 06:22 WIB.
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