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I have two questions: - who writes this down? no matter if it is true or false, one should not write down something this incriminating in writing. - If it is
by krisoft 5y ago
I have two questions:
- who writes this down? no matter if it is true or false, one should not write down something this incriminating in writing.
- If it is as it is assumed, that apple was trying to get ahead of this with the "scanning on phone" announcement, why don't they just scan on their servers like everyone else does it? As far as I know they don't have true e2e security. It is easier to implement, and when this gets out they can just say: "that was back then, ever since we changed how we are scanning on our servers." And as far as I know there is zero controversy about one scanning automatically for CSAM data on their own servers. So why didn't they just do that?
- ASalazarMX 5y agoThe first I don't know, but the second: Apple wouldn't do what everyone else does, they "think different" and made an overenginered solution. Maybe they thought they could sell it as "Apple devices are so secure we were forced to scan on-device".