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Is this really surprising to you? I'm not trying to be rude, but this is an enormous distinction. In today's world, smartphones are basically an appendage of yo
by rustymonday 5y ago
Is this really surprising to you? I'm not trying to be rude, but this is an enormous distinction.
In today's world, smartphones are basically an appendage of your body. They should not work to potentially incriminate its owner.
- alwillis 5y agoThey should not work to potentially incriminate its owner. But that ship has long sailed, right? Every packet that leaves a device potentially incriminates its owner. Every access point and router is a potential capture point.
- rustymonday 5y agoWhen I use a web service, I expect my data to be collected by the service, especially if it is free of charge. A device I own should not be allowed to collect and scan my data without my permission.
- alwillis 5y agoA device I own should not be allowed to collect and scan my data without my permission. It's not scanning; it's creating a cryptographic safety voucher for each photo you upload to iCloud Photos. And unless you reach a threshold of 30 CSAM images, Apple knows nothing about any of your photos.
- zekrioca 5y agoFrom the point of view of how image processing works, what is happening can indeed be called “scanning”.