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> ON YOUR DEVICE (where it's encrypted in a way that Apple can't read until the 30 image threshold is crossed) First of all, you have to be able to read it to
by mightybyte 5y ago
> ON YOUR DEVICE (where it's encrypted in a way that Apple can't read until the 30 image threshold is crossed)
First of all, you have to be able to read it to do the comparison that can increment the counter to 30. So regardless of whether it is or is not encrypted there, they're accessing the unencrypted plaintext to calculate the hash.
And yes, on my device is definitively more private than on someone else's server--just like in my bedside drawer is more private than in an office I rent in a co-working space.