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EDIT: OK I didn't read the article, that's my fault. But the original point stands: I don't want Apple run more scans on my phone. They can scan on Cloud, but n
by markus_zhang 5y ago
EDIT: OK I didn't read the article, that's my fault. But the original point stands: I don't want Apple run more scans on my phone. They can scan on Cloud, but not on my phone before it's loaded into Cloud.
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I want to add that this may be a serious issue for people with young kids. Imagine you shoot a video/photo of your kid with little dressed on. Now what happens? Are we supposed to fully dress kids because we have no idea what Apple will do after the scan?
- tunnuz 5y agoThis.
- Jowsey 5y agoNot this. Read the damn article, people. It clearly says it's matching pre-determined hashes, nothing to do with AI. You're making this worse than it has to be.
- markus_zhang 5y agoOK I didn't read the article, that's my fault and thanks for the clarification. But the original point stands: I don't want Apple run more scans on my phone. They can scan on Cloud, but not on my phone before it's loaded into Cloud.
- tpush 5y agoIt checks images against an on-device database of known CSAM, your photos should be fine.
- markus_zhang 5y agoOK. Another argument: what if a virus download the pic for you?
- clifdweller 5y agoAt that point hope you have enough money to hire a well known forensic analyst to prove you were infected with a virus. Back in college I used to repair pcs and there was a virus a few people got that turned their machines into torrent nodes for vast hentai collection... Now if that had been child related and I had to report them I always wondered what were odds prosecutor would choose to charge them or actually take time to see if it was fully automated or manual and they were viewing the content as it went through.