3 ms·
...because cloud uploads require explicit user consent, practically speaking? Apple's system requires none.
by himaraya 5y ago
...because cloud uploads require explicit user consent, practically speaking? Apple's system requires none.
- shuckles 5y agoI think the mods should consider shadow banning you. Your comments make little sense.
- himaraya 5y agoDitto, too bad you got flagged earlier
- kemayo 5y agoWouldn't both of those scenarios imply that the "bug" is bypassing any normal user consent? They're only practically different in that the "upload them all for cloud-scanning" one would take longer and use more bandwidth, but I suspect very few people would notice.
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- himaraya 5y agoI think the difference lies in the visibility of each system in typical use. Apple's local scanning remains invisible to the user, in contrast to cloud uploading.