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> And we have no way to tell what their database contains, nor is there any avenue for redress should we somehow learn of an inappropriate listing. Yes there i
by zepto 5y ago
> And we have no way to tell what their database contains, nor is there any avenue for redress should we somehow learn of an inappropriate listing.
Yes there is. It’s called legal liability. They are not immune to being held accountable for their actions just like any other non-profit. They may be immune from prosecution for possessing CSAM, but they don’t have any kind of immunity for damages they cause through their own actions.
- nullc 5y agoSo you would agree that Apple's use of private set intersection serves the purpose of shielding themselves and their data sources for the purposes of mitigating their legal liability from the harms created by false listings by concealing the content of the databases?