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Exactly why people avoided taking naughty pictures with film. Digital, on the other hand, is private. And should remain so.

• emodendroket 5y ago
  According to an article I read this morning in the WSJ, you would have to upload about 30 matching images to iCloud, at which point it would be flagged for review, and even then only the flagged images would be shown to the reviewer. This strikes me as not a serious privacy risk. Article here: https://apple.news/AhVzAY--DT36Oz22W7taL9Q https://apple.news/AhVzAY--DT36Oz22W7taL9Q
  • markdown 5y ago
    > you would have to upload about 30 matching images to iCloud For now.
    • emodendroket 5y ago
      If your concern was that they might at some future point change their policies and do something objectionable then you should not be using iCloud at all.
      • markdown 5y ago
        "If you're concerned that a bad thing might happen some day, you shouldn't today oppose things that pave the way for that bad thing happening." "If you're concerned that a hurricane might blow your house over some day, you shouldn't build one today." "If you're concerned that your child might grow up to be a psychopath, you shouldn't have kids."
  • xdennis 5y ago
    Tim Apple doesn't have the right to see a single one of my photos, let alone thirty. How is Apple going compensate the innocent people?