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So we should assume any and all of our photos are probably going to be looked at by some random people? What's stopping said people from leaking photos?
by aaomidi 5y ago
So we should assume any and all of our photos are probably going to be looked at by some random people?
What's stopping said people from leaking photos?
- zimpenfish 5y ago> So we should assume any and all of our photos are probably going to be looked at by some random people? No? Not unless they're matching the perceptual hashes of the CSAM provided by NCMEC and in that case, sorry, my sympathy does not extend that far. If anything, this makes it harder for random Apple people to look at your iCloud photos if moving the matching step down to the phone means iCloud photos are going to be end-to-end encrypted, right? (Which is not a given, of course, just a theory that some people have about why it's moving down to the phone level.)
- aaomidi 5y ago> Not unless they're matching the perceptual hashes of the CSAM provided by NCMEC and in that case, sorry, my sympathy does not extend that far. You trust automated systems more than I do.