Twitter user @ellieeewbu discovered the feature when she typed "brassiere" into the Photos app search bar of her iPhone. "Attention all girls! Go to your photos and type in brassiere. Why are Apple saving these and made it a folder!?" she wrote.
 
Explainations On This Apple "Trick"Users also alarmed about the feature of displaying intimate images of themselves. The fact is, Apple isn't actually saving the photos in a specific folder, they are only being stored locally on the device.
The feature was actually introduced with the launch of i0S 10 last year, however it seems many iPhone users were unaware it even existed, with @ellieeewbu's tweet being shared and liked by almost 30,000 others. It makes searching for specific photos a lot easier, with Apple using facial recognition and machine learning technology to work out the objects in your images
 
What the photo app recognizes article

Butt dew it doo becan?

Sexist I tells ya.......not even a dedicated folder for moobs 

For a far more invasive Big Brother government tactic, check out SnapChat.  It saves fully marked facials of everyone you take a picture of (supposedly so that they can be used to identify people as they are being watched everywhere).

The other night my room mate and I saw a commercial for one of those talking internet table-top doodads. The actor said something like "Hey, doodad, play (that song)". It played that song.
Ann (the room mate/landlady/friend) recently got a new phone. I asked her if she could do that, saying "ask google to play Let It Be by The Beatles."
So she opened the phone, clicked google and the first listing was of a video of The Beatles playing. Not Let It Be, thank goodness.

I accidentally inserted a Windows Vista CD into my car player... and it started playing Garbage.