In an alternative universe where they built a remotely updated database, yes. But that’s not this universe. I’m going to go further and say that people are doi

In an alternative universe where they built a remotely updated database, yes. But that’s not this universe. I’m going to go further and say that people are doing a very bad job articulating why the incremental privacy risk of the scheme is significant, over the always-existent privacy risk of a proprietary vendor updating software they entirely control to scan data uploaded to a cloud service which guarantees no protection from vendor access. A later software update to include more hashes or whatever could always regress privacy.