Newly introduced Apple HomeView is designed to serve the entire family without anyone losing control of their privacy. Apple The device incorporates advanced security mechanisms that ensure that no unauthorized person can access sensitive information, even if the entire family is sharing the screen under one roof.
Personalized interface and two-step verification
HomeView can recognize up to six different users. Each household member gets their own personalized home screen with their own apps and widgety. Shared photo albums or music remain accessible to everyone, including guests. But personal content is strictly protected.
To display sensitive data from apps like Messages or Calendar on the display, you must HomeView must first reliably recognize the registered user's face. Under normal circumstances, it is also necessary for their paired device to be present nearby. iPhone or an iPad that has recently been unlocked.
Apple also thought about situations when the phone disconnects from the home Wi-Fi. Personal data will remain accessible even if it is iPhone connected via a mobile network, if the system still recognizes the user's face, the phone is in the same location and has been recently unlocked.
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Security with A18 chip and Private Cloud Compute
The processor provides protection at the "hardware level" Apple A18 with architecture Secure Exclaves. These are separate and protected computing environments that process camera and microphone recordings completely independently of the rest of the operating system. The data analyzed within these security mechanisms is hidden from access by the device software, installed applications, other users, and even the device itself. Apple.
A high standard of privacy protection also applies to Siri. Requests are evaluated either directly on the device or via a secure cloudmodern architecture Private Cloud Compute. Data sent to cloudthey are not stored anywhere and Apple guarantees that no third party has access to them.
Encrypted recognition from security cameras
HomeView also works with compatible smart home cameras. As part of the subscription, iCloud+ offers fully encrypted recognition of people, familiar faces, pets, packages and vehicles, with all analysis carried out with a 100% emphasis on end-to-end encryption (end-to-end encryption). Apple has set the price tag at $299. Pre-orders start today and the product will hit store shelves on November 13.
