> During the interview, Mr. Federighi said the database of images is constructed through the intersection of images from multiple child-safety organizations — n

> During the interview, Mr. Federighi said the database of images is constructed through the intersection of images from multiple child-safety organizations — not just the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. He added that at least two “are in distinct jurisdictions.” I think this is quite interesting and if it was enforced cryptographically (i.e. Apple could only decrypt if there were hashes matching at least from 2 distinct datasets) and if these datasets were from different jurisdictions, then I think this could put to rest a lot of the fears about government interference. You want a Winnie the Pooh image in our DB? Sure. As long as no other jurisdiction adds it, its a complete no-op.