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I stand behind my comments for any type of client-side scanning. There are two upcoming changes from Apple that are often conflated. First, indiscriminate serv
by hnrodey 5y ago
I stand behind my comments for any type of client-side scanning.
There are two upcoming changes from Apple that are often conflated. First, indiscriminate server-side scanning of photos in iCloud against a non-public source database. Second, client-side scanning of messages for child accounts looking for nudity.
Again, client-side scanning is part of the changes that Apple is implementing and I'm projecting on how the terms and conditions of this client-side behavior can and almost certainly will change over the coming years and iOS versions. It's a slow yet accelerating descent to hell.
- GeekyBear 5y ago> I'm projecting on how the terms and conditions of this client-side behavior can and almost certainly will change The same gloom and doom imaginary projections can be made about what Google might do to Android in the future, and are just as accurate. For instance, discovery from one of the antitrust suits shows that Google pressured device makers to hide Android privacy settings. From this, I can project that Google will be completely removing privacy options in their entire ecosystem.