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With the new system, it still arrives on the server, and they can't even know about it until some threshold has been passed - and then the servers still have to
by Syonyk 5y ago
With the new system, it still arrives on the server, and they can't even know about it until some threshold has been passed - and then the servers still have to scan it.
So it's not even accomplishing "keeping it off the servers."
- simondotau 5y agoActually it'll do an excellent job of keeping it off their servers. Apple's actions will be effective at making sure every CSAM aficionado will not trust their device. Or, if they're tech savvy, they will at least know not to co-mingle their deepest darkest secrets alongside photos of their mum and last night's dinner. If you think Apple's very big, very public blow-up is making waves in the hacker/security/libertarian crowd, just imagine how big it's blowing up in the CSAM community right now. I dare say it's probably all they've been talking about for the past two weeks. Unlike places like Hacker News where there's plenty of people desperate to drag Apple through the coals, the CSAM community will be highly motivated to have a precise understanding of what Apple is doing. I dare say that they'll be extremely well informed about exactly what Apple's plans entail and how to work around them.