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A nasty bug which lets you hear some sex videosee someone at the end of a FaceTime call -- without them answering -- has been pretty concerning.

While Apple has said it will be rolling out a fix to the issue later this week, you'll want to disable the feature for the time being.

SEE ALSO: Disastrous FaceTime bug lets you spy on person you're calling

This means you'll need to switch FaceTime off on each Apple device you own. Turning it off on one device (even though you may be logged in to these devices with the same Apple ID) doesn't automatically do the same for other devices.

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Fortunately, it's pretty simple to turn the feature off on iPhone, iPad or Mac.

How to turn off FaceTime on your iPhone or iPad

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  1. Open Settings on your iPhone or iPad

  2. Search for the FaceTime option, or scroll to the option, and select the icon

  3. Switch the FaceTime toggle to off

How to turn off FaceTime on your Mac

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  1. Open the FaceTime application on your Mac

  2. Select "FaceTime" in the menu bar

  3. Then select "Turn FaceTime Off"

You can also choose to sign out of FaceTime completely on your Mac, as follows:

  1. Open the FaceTime application on your Mac

  2. Select "FaceTime" in the menu bar

  3. Then select "Preferences"

  4. Click "Sign Out"

You should be good to go from there – be wary of any FaceTime requests from unknown callers, of course.

UPDATE: Jan. 29, 2019, 3:07 p.m. AEDT Apple has listed Group FaceTime, the source of the bug, as temporarily unavailable on its System Status page.

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