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Ten thousand iOS users doing something stupid or sloppy per day (noting they don’t have to be stupid or sloppy in general for that to happen) would not hit the
by cgio 5y ago
Ten thousand iOS users doing something stupid or sloppy per day (noting they don’t have to be stupid or sloppy in general for that to happen) would not hit the monumentally unlikely criteria for me. Also this is not counting the false positives which is the premise of this thread.
- simondotau 5y agoYes, being sloppy is common. I don't know about anyone else but I've never had any issue with regular porn sloppily falling into my camera roll. And that's just regular legal porn. Maybe I'm more diligent than others but regardless, it's just not something that happens to me. Being sloppy with material which you know is illegal? Material which, if stumbled upon by a loved one, could utterly ruin your life whether or not authorities are notified? Material which (I optimistically assume) is difficult to acquire and you'd know to guard with the most extreme trepidation? We're seriously expecting tens of thousands of CSAM enthusiasts to be sloppy with their deepest personal secret and have this stuff casually fall into their camera roll? I'm not buying that.
- samrolken 5y agoA false positive will not have any effect. The threshold system they have means that they won’t be able to decrypt the results unless there are many separate matches.