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> The system is not as easily fooled as you think. I would like to believe that is true, but the negative consequences of even generating a false-positive is e
by sharken 5y ago
> The system is not as easily fooled as you think.
I would like to believe that is true, but the negative consequences of even generating a false-positive is enough to not attempt to upload any image.
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- LucidLynx 5y agoI tend to disagree here... Based on the documentation from Apple, they are waiting to get *several* matches, *not only one* (we don't know what is *several* but I don't expect something like <= 3 pictures). Once the rate has been reached, they ask to a physical team to review the "positive matches", and deliberate if, yes or no, the images are CSAM or not. If yes, after the manual process, the authorities are called.
- threatofrain 5y agoHypothetically, what happens if a viral event should persuade people to mass upload these images? Would Apple ad hoc modify their review protocol?
- jareklupinski 5y agoyou mean like how people got so fed up with ToS-mandated arbitration that they all decided to file motions simultaneously it worked that time...
- zepto 5y agoNothing because these files won’t trigger a match.
- yuppie_scum 5y agoThe consequence is that someone at Apple reviews the case, notices that its a false positive, and closes the case.