If they're going to do this at all, "It's your choice but make sure you feel safe" is probably the right tone to hit here. It's all carefully worded to remain n

If they're going to do this at all, "It's your choice but make sure you feel safe" is probably the right tone to hit here. It's all carefully worded to remain non-judgmental while still saying "We've got your back if you don't feel comfortable". Also, I have to respect that it's an opt-in feature by the parents/guardians, but the feature still allows the kid to view whatever the image was without actually alerting the parents. In a way, that tradeoff is the best-case scenario for this sort of automated scanning — it allows parents to put safeguards in place while still giving kids their privacy and not blocking anything. Curious to see if that becomes leverage to normalise scanning in general.