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Exactly. The technical implementation is trying to hide the fact that the design mojo of this system is an actual Backdoor for governments of the world to oppr
by nbzso 5y ago
Exactly.
The technical implementation is trying to hide the fact that the design mojo of this system is an actual Backdoor for governments of the world to oppress, censure and do whatever they like.
The technical implementation is optimized towards minimizing the cost for Apple. That's why they scan on the device. And this decision is made with knowledge that in the near future "scanning" will be not limited only to hashes. Scanning and processing will be required for $Some_Cool_Functionality to work.
- eecc 5y agoLike GMail?
- nbzso 5y agoGmail is on the Google servers. Did you pay for Gmail? Did Gmail has access to your computer by default? So on.. What analogy are you making? When Gmail advertised "What is on your Gmail, stays on your Gmail"? :)
- eecc 5y agoNo, no analogy. GMail scans every email and every attachment. Server side because - of course - it’s an online service. It’s main feature is analyzing and indexing so it’s a direct example of a killer feature based on content analysis. Even spam filters are. The same slippery slope applies there.