I strongly believe that this feature could have broken Apple’s brand irreparably. %99.9 of us are not pedophiles but personal devices that snitch you to the pol

I strongly believe that this feature could have broken Apple’s brand irreparably. %99.9 of us are not pedophiles but personal devices that snitch you to the police(with extra steps) is something that most people will not accept. The proposed database for snitching was CSAM but once the system there, the devices become the pocket police that can receive any kind of scan-match-snitch instructions. This would be the point where humanity embraces total control. That said, an offline version might be workable. Think 2E2 encrypted devices that can be scanned against a database with physical access to the device upon approval from the device owner. Imagine a person being investigated through standard police work, it can be used to prove the existence or the lack of the existence of the materials without exposing unrelated and private information if the person accepts to cooperate.