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The image is never scanned either, unless you consider generating a hash: scanning. Given hash comparison is how we treat passwords (an extremely sensitive pie
by onethought 5y ago
The image is never scanned either, unless you consider generating a hash: scanning.
Given hash comparison is how we treat passwords (an extremely sensitive piece of information). I don’t see how anyone can make a compelling case that: generating a hash is an image in some way compromises the privacy of the owner of the image or contents of the image.
- simion314 5y ago>The image is never scanned either, unless you consider generating a hash: scanning. You are a really torturing the language and logic, Example, some malware lists all the files on your system and sends the file names to Disney. Your logic says that is not scanning your devices, it is just listing the file names and your logic implies the scanning happens on Disney server.
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