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"Apple's privacy measures, such as not scanning your Cloud photos, is what helps enable CSAM." this is what baffles me. I'm sure a good number of iphone custo
by pcurve 5y ago
"Apple's privacy measures, such as not scanning your Cloud photos, is what helps enable CSAM."
this is what baffles me.
I'm sure a good number of iphone customers have their photos automatically uploaded to icloud.
For all intents and purposes, the end result is the same for most people. Apple is scanning your photos, and doing so on your phone feels much more intrusive.
- lowkey_ 5y agoI completely agree. For what it's worth, Apple has nothing to gain with this much of a privacy stir, especially when they're accomplishing the same level of detection that other companies accomplish with the simple cloud scanning. While it's possible that something nefarious is going on with Apple and the U.S. government, it's more likely that Apple got really 'big-brained' about this, had a lot of talks of "we want to retain privacy" and the iCloud team pushing against scanning, and so they ended up with this as a "more private" solution.