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I really don’t understand how you can, with sound mind, compare a public facing ‘social media’ with my very personal and very private phone photos. These are tw
by headShrinker 5y ago
I really don’t understand how you can, with sound mind, compare a public facing ‘social media’ with my very personal and very private phone photos. These are two completely different things.
- xadhominemx 5y agoThey are not scanning photos stored on your phone, their are scanning photos stored on iCloud
- headShrinker 5y agoMy iCloud is not accessible to all my friends, family, work associates, and the public. Facebook/Twitter/insta is. (Depending on your privacy settings) Scanning publicly accessible material makes a lot of sense and is within the boundaries of section 230, tech companies are responsible for policing removing illegal or threatening material. For private or encrypted information, section 230 does not apply. The purposes these services were designed for matters. iCloud is meant to be private, facebook would prefer everything you post is public as it’s built in to benefit their business model. Facebook should scan, iCloud shouldn’t. You are purposely obfuscating that detail.