Apple’s new gadgets may be home security cameras. The twist? They won’t actually record video

How does a company like Apple reconcile privacy with home surveillance? The answer may be a clever use of AI.

The Star MalaysiaKIT EATON2026-10-06 05:00查看原文 ↗

苹果公司的新产品可能是家用安防摄像头。但令人意想不到的是，它们实际上并不会录制视频。

New in-house cameras may use artificial intelligence (AI) to keep the whole system aligned with Apple’s long-term user privacy philosophy. — Pexels

It looks like it’s going to be a year of firsts for Apple: the company just announced its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, and now rumours suggest Apple’s first smart home controller is due in a few weeks. Both represent entries into new product categories for the tech giant, bringing new opportunities for developers along with them.

Now, yet another rumour suggests Apple is trying to disrupt a different market: home security. New in-house cameras may use artificial intelligence (AI) to keep the whole system aligned with Apple’s long-term user privacy philosophy.

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