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As @teddyh pointed out: > Why EFF did this is to get journalists to get a story to write about the issue. Nobody involved cared whether anyone at Apple saw it.
by tailspin2019 5y ago
As @teddyh pointed out:
> Why EFF did this is to get journalists to get a story to write about the issue. Nobody involved cared whether anyone at Apple saw it.
- blitzar 5y agoCan you direct me to a single article about this? (no the link for this thread, from their own website does not count)
- hoppyhoppy2 5y agohttps://www.macrumors.com/2021/09/24/eff-apple-park-banner-csam-detection-protests/ https://www.macrumors.com/2021/09/24/eff-apple-park-banner-c...
- blitzar 5y agoAhh finally found one! Btw that was published after it hit the front page here, turns out that HN has more PR power than the EFF.
- micromacrofoot 5y ago>turns out that HN has more PR power than the EFF ...what? the EFF is why this is on HN right now
- zepto 5y ago‘This’ is a discussion about whether the EFF is worth supporting. I’m not sure that is what they are trying to promote.
- blitzar 5y ago'this' is on HN right now becuase rastafang posted it. I do not pretent to know what their motivation in doing so is, but I for one appreciate them bringing it to attention, 3 days after the EFF published it, in turn 7 days after the actual event itself. It was unnoticed at the event itself, barely noticed when they wrote a story about it and is only now noticed thanks to being upvoted on here.
- micromacrofoot 5y ago> 'this' is on HN right now becuase rastafang posted it uh sure, I don't think news without human intervention exists yet > It was unnoticed at the event itself, barely noticed when they wrote a story about it and is only now noticed thanks to being upvoted on here. feel free to point people to the charity with a perfect track record! I'm kind of flabbergasted by how fickle people are being about this.