The "Look Up" feature pulls information from various sources, including web-based dictionaries and knowledge graphs. It's challenging for iOS developers to automatically filter out all potentially disturbing images.
The definition of "disturbing" is subjective. What one person finds upsetting, another might not.

This platform is designed as a user-to-user forum with Apple Inc. acting as a moderator. The primary objective is to foster a community where users can participate in meaningful discussions while adhering to established guidelines.
This platform serves as a space for users to engage in meaningful conversations, share information, and exchange ideas related to Apple products. It's a community-driven initiative where users support each other by sharing their experiences and technical expertise in using Apple devices. While Apple Inc. is not actively participating in these discussions, the forum is a valuable resource for seeking guidance and assistance from fellow users who possess a wealth of experience with Apple products. Feel free to explore the discussions, ask questions, and benefit from the collective knowledge of this community.


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Hence, some of the following links which are relevant to your query may help you:
- Questions directed to Apple Inc - Product Feedback - Apple
- Suggestions and Feedback for improvements --> Apple Inc says; "We read all feedback carefully, but we are unable to respond to each submission individually."
- Here is how for iPhone · Country or region* Select your country or region. · Feedback Type* Select feedback type. · Comments* Enter a comment.
- Feedback - iPhone - Apple
- Any other issue --> Contact – Official Apple Support (IN) & Contact Apple for support and service