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This doesn’t address the issue of banning and locking a parent out of a Google account from sending a photo to a pediatric medical provider during Covid telehea
by jasonjei 4y ago
This doesn’t address the issue of banning and locking a parent out of a Google account from sending a photo to a pediatric medical provider during Covid telehealth: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/21/technology/google-surveillance-toddler-photo.html?unlocked_article_code=AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACEIPuonUktbfqYhkQFUZAibJUNMnqBqCgvfeh7M7gXD6IW2OVCxcwuURB4GG8EqIea1va98-xXGDRNhdN_kvWPl2hKd5DnBadjOJ8NGCiYhXZGI8s56yVWc7mJmXAr02rTK2Kze1dbw6me3vtFfWbmfpRKXU2CUjJQ1lqJBuIUq4miBdntezGeV229V-3_wnF8o6EW9GPH_WyqGuXxZuO9yGbQXf6x02UoxaUDLVm92d49EQYVkYSAKGHD4kvzFKuJ4LM8gXPa3_MxYjZML95L0bAWFtJ4qrbIYjCOYN6VHrivKhqQVp5Xv9cQ&smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/21/technology/google-surveil...
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- concinds 4y agoIt's sad that this doesn't get the same attention as when Apple tried something similar. Google's not using PhotoDNA (a preexisting hash-based list). They're using flawed image recognition algorithms to try to recognize never-seen-before CSAM. Apple's proposal was actually far better for privacy than this; and though it was done on-device, it had a threshold of 30 images. Google is doing far worse than Apple proposed, and nobody seems to care.