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>As far as I know Android devices do not implement the scheme that Apple is considering. No, instead they just scan everything you upload to their service: ht
by websites2023 5y ago
>As far as I know Android devices do not implement the scheme that Apple is considering.
No, instead they just scan everything you upload to their service: https://support.google.com/transparencyreport/answer/10330933?hl=en#zippy=%2Cwhat-is-googles-approach-to-combating-csam%2Chow-does-google-identify-csam-on-its-platform%2Cwhat-does-google-do-when-it-detects-csam-on-its-platform https://support.google.com/transparencyreport/answer/1033093...
- sharken 5y agoWhich is at least transparent and importantly: it leaves the user with a choice of not using Google services, e.g. Gmail, Drive and Backup to name a few. And scanning for CSAM is certainly commendable, but the whole issue with Apple's implementation is that you lose your privacy on your own device. That is a step too far.
- websites2023 5y agoYou can just not use iCloud Photos and the scanning won’t happen.