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> If you turn off iCloud Photos, nothing is scanned. According to Apple. and For Now. Patriot Act was only for terrorists. Apple makes concessions for China. C
by erklik 5y ago
> If you turn off iCloud Photos, nothing is scanned.
According to Apple. and For Now. Patriot Act was only for terrorists. Apple makes concessions for China. Creating this technology, makes it very easy for China to go, "Look at all photos, always". If they only want to scan stuff on iCloud Photos, no worries, just implement on it on their end. This tech does not need to exist in that case.
> Microsoft scans everything.
Everything uploaded to the Cloud. The Cloud bit is fairly important here. That's me, willingly, putting information on their property. Perfectly acceptable and fine for them to ensure that it's nothing unethical.
However, someone else snooping through your drawers looking for something to pin on you is not private, nor the same as checking their own property.
- tshaddox 5y ago“And for now” is not a particularly strong argument because it applies to literally anything that software could ever conceivably do on an iPhone, because Apple has the ability to release any software updates they want.