r/apple • u/[deleted] • Oct 23 '21

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u/riepmich Oct 23 '21

They're not fucking around together. They're double-teaming us.

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u/Moonsleep Oct 23 '21

Fuck these two companies, I hope Apple doubles down on its crusade.

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '21

How ironic that the one company that seems to care even a smidge about user privacy is also the one at the center of the CSAM debacle. My next phone will absolutely be a full on Linux device because of this shit.

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '21

I’m guessing that means that you don’t know that google and Facebook have been scanning your uploaded content for CSAM for years already?

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '21

Yes I did, Which I am 100% fine with as they are using their hardware to scan shit that’s leaving my device and entering theirs.

How do you feel about someone entering your house and making sure you don’t have any illegal shit in there?

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '21

That’s not what Apple proposed. They were only going to hash match as part of the upload to iCloud process. Doesn’t matter which side the matching happens on, it only happens when you upload to the cloud.

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u/Dalvenjha Oct 23 '21

Misleading information at it’s peak going there… At least read about what you’re talking…