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There was a reporting mechanism. I still wouldn’t switch over it (literally every company storing loads of data does this, but it’s usually server-side and less
by cmckn 5y ago
There was a reporting mechanism. I still wouldn’t switch over it (literally every company storing loads of data does this, but it’s usually server-side and less carefully thought-out). At the end of the day, you have to consider the fact that child abuse is a thing that happens, a lot. Facebook found like 20 million instances of verified CSAM images sent on its service in a single year. I’m in support of privacy, but my right to privacy does not exist in a vacuum.
- gjsman-1000 5y agoAlso, the OP says he backs up his stuff to AWS Glacier. Which is more likely than not CSAM-scanned. So the OP is fleeing an Apple implementation on just iCloud Photos which never actually rolled out, to an AWS implementation which is scanning everything and not just iCloud Photos. That’s ignorance at best and idiotic at worst.
- xanaxagoras 5y agoArq uses strong encryption; Amazon doesn't have the keys.