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>Yeah, I don't get the cloud/device distinction Maybe I can make it clearer. It is like you are asked or demanded to install some antivirus on your computer,
by simion314 5y ago
>Yeah, I don't get the cloud/device distinction
Maybe I can make it clearer.
It is like you are asked or demanded to install some antivirus on your computer, but this is not a typical antivirus , it is not scanning to protect you but to find evidence against you and destroy your life.
A list of facts, let me know if you disagree with the reality or my conclussion
Apple could have scanned iCloud already, why did they not do it so far? Either there is a super low number of CP on iCloud which implies this feature is not needed OR Apple was lazy, incompetent or had some other reason and let a lot of bad guys escape . I would conclude from this that Apple , if they really care of children, should freaking start scanning the existing iCloud images now.
From the above I am inclined to believe that this is not an action to protect the children, the reality does not fit, if there is so much CP on iCloud but Apple just woke up then WTF is that all PR about protecting children.