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But that's the big difference, cloud providers are scanning the data they hold on their device. Your iphone is not Apple's device. Cloud providers have a liabil
by cm2187 5y ago
But that's the big difference, cloud providers are scanning the data they hold on their device. Your iphone is not Apple's device. Cloud providers have a liability if they knowingly store illegal content, the data is stored on their property, Apple does not, it is your property. It's like if Ford was going to scan what you store in the trunk of your car.
- shuckles 5y agoThe headline is misleading. The rumored change only impacts photos your device is uploading to iCloud, and it seems like Apple servers are a necessary part of the protocol.
- lp0_on_fire 5y agoDoesn't apple upload all your photos to icloud by default?
- shuckles 5y agoIt’s been a long time since I’ve set up my phone, so I don’t remember the defaults. If I recall correctly, photo stream (last ~100? photos) was on by default but not the entire photo library.
- julienfr112 5y ago"Your iphone is not Apple's device". Well, is it not ? When you "jailbreak" it, who has the key of the cage ? How many network exchange does your phone with Apple do every day, every hour, every second ?
- collaborative 5y agoOh, the irony. Apple users will finally demand that their phone be "their" device and won't say that they are perfectly happy with Apple making decisions for them because they absolutely trust Apple