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I‘d guess you could add a few more 9s to that. Almost all people either don’t care or like this. And if you do not fear (or do not understand) the implications
by maverwa 5y ago
I‘d guess you could add a few more 9s to that. Almost all people either don’t care or like this. And if you do not fear (or do not understand) the implications and risks I see why they like what apple does.
It’s one of the few topics where all of mankind (with very little exceptions) agrees: CSAM is bad!
That’s why „we do it for the kids“ always works.
- YLYvYkHeB2NRNT 5y agoWithin my circle, people do not care. They will continue to use Apple products because, "I have nothing to hide." That's what they told me when I brought it up.
- dijit 5y agoMy group is a bit more nuanced: most will likely stick with Apple since the effect is somewhat invisible to them, but this topic brought the question up of “should I stay on iPhone” - which is not a question you want to come up very often if you’re trying to sell these devices.
- ipaddr 5y agoDo they allow you to look through their phones if they give that opinion?
- maverwa 5y agoI think I get your point but I don’t think that’s a fair question to ask. Allowing Apple (or any other big company) to scan my hardware or letting my friends scroll to it are the distinct „risks“. There may be stuff on their that’s neither illegal nor immoral but I still would not want my friends/relatives/acquaintances to see/discuss. Sure I‘d prefer that google/Apple would not care for my browser history as well, but that’s a less direct thread.