It's a relief to see the end of this anti-privacy wedge. It's also a relief not having to listen to wailing paranoiacs whinge about how new Apple features, suc

It's a relief to see the end of this anti-privacy wedge. It's also a relief not having to listen to wailing paranoiacs whinge about how new Apple features, such as communication safety in messages, is a cynical, nefarious or reckless step down the road to a police state. I still hope something can be done to address child abuse images being shared. I guess if anti-virus profiles can stop certain files being spread, and if we are prepared to accept the risk of that not being abused to cover up leaks or politically embarrassing information, then it could be used to stop known CP from being passed around. As for unknown material it looks like there may not be a way to prevent it that doesn't risk everyone's privacy.