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> It being enabled on upload, which side it runs changes nothing in all the scenarios you are sarcastically ranting about. You're wrong because at the very min
by inetknght 5y ago
> It being enabled on upload, which side it runs changes nothing in all the scenarios you are sarcastically ranting about.
You're wrong because at the very minimum it means that my device's battery isn't consumed for the scanning.
Further, enabling uploading won't work if the cloud account is full (as is currently the case).
Turning off connectivity prevents the upload and scanning from occurring.
- jodrellblank 5y ago> Further, enabling uploading won't work if the cloud account is full (as is currently the case). > Turning off connectivity prevents the upload and scanning from occurring. Client side scanning which happens as part of the upload, so these apply to that as well as to server-side scanning. So your complaint is only "battery life"?
- inetknght 5y ago> So your complaint is only "battery life"? No. Way to miss the forest for the trees. Go read the whole thread.
- jodrellblank 5y agoOK, I've re-read your complaints about client-side scanning which also apply equally to server-side scanning in every way except battery life, and I've noticed you also incorrectly frame "scanning your device before uploading anything" which it doesn't do, it scans only the things being uploaded not the whole device and as part of the upload. You either misunderstand it or are deliberately being misleading about it. The only complaint that you have made which stands is battery-life.