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They should not work to potentially incriminate its owner. But that ship has long sailed, right? Every packet that leaves a device potentially incriminates it
by alwillis 5y ago
They 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”.