4 ms·
It's still end-to-end for non-CSAM-matching content. Sounds fair, as long as it's strictly for CSAM check purposes.
by strogonoff 5y ago
It's still end-to-end for non-CSAM-matching content. Sounds fair, as long as it's strictly for CSAM check purposes.
- TimTheTinker 5y ago> as long as it's strictly for CSAM check purposes And that's precisely the leaky part of this setup. Nothing about this system's design prevents that from changing on a mere whim or government request. Next year they could be adding new back-end checks against political dissident activity, Uyghur Muslims, ... and we'd be none the wiser.
- strogonoff 5y agoThank you for confirming the exact point I made.