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> it still requires absolute trust in the entity who provides the list of hashes to not put anything but CSAM there Yes but isn't that already the case? If a g
by throwawayboise 4y ago
> it still requires absolute trust in the entity who provides the list of hashes to not put anything but CSAM there
Yes but isn't that already the case? If a government, a three-letter-agency, or even a local detective want to fabricate a case against me for some reason, how difficult will that be to do in practice? Does this CSAM hash list really give them anything fundamentally new?
- falcolas 4y agoThe capability for a government agency to conduct a warrantless search of the mobile devices of all citizens (citizens being a narrow search target) for arbitrary data. This capability does not exist today, and I would argue it should not exist.