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That was my very first thought, too - "wow, this is going to be a boon to criminals in uniform!" Think of it the way Bruce Schneier would: what could a malicio
by sedev 15y ago
That was my very first thought, too - "wow, this is going to be a boon to criminals in uniform!"
Think of it the way Bruce Schneier would: what could a malicious person accomplish with this technology? There's no effective way to keep it out of their hands, so you need to know what happens when someone tries to use this technique for malicious ends. The security implications of this are just nasty, nasty, nasty.
- pyre 15y agoHear, hear! I wonder how Apple will spin it when I can't photograph a police officer abusing someone with my iPhone? Is that a feature? Or is Apple trying to tell me that 'photographing abuses of power' is not one of the intended uses of the iPhone and if I want to use it for such a purpose, I shouldn't buy one?