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It’s not just your house, it’s everyone’s house. Our smartphones and computers are our digital homes. When something is installed in those homes which monitors
by Joeri 5y ago
It’s not just your house, it’s everyone’s house. Our smartphones and computers are our digital homes. When something is installed in those homes which monitors everyone for potential crimes, that is what I would label as an unreasonable search and a violation of privacy. It doesn’t matter what they’re looking for, our personal devices should be inviolate unless there is a suspicion of crime, and even then a court order should be involved.
What apple doesn’t understand is that scanning on the device is worse for privacy than scanning on the server, not better.
- hypothesis 5y ago> What apple doesn’t understand is that scanning on the device is worse for privacy than scanning on the server, not better. We don’t have to excuse one of the most valuable corp around. They do understand, but are willing to cash-in some of the “privacy budget”.
- chuckee 5y ago> our personal devices should be inviolate unless there is a suspicion of crime, and even then a court order should be involved. Even with a court order, your devices should not cooperate with a search, unless instructed to do so by you, their owner.