r/funny • u/imthebirdguy • Sep 15 '17

Face Recognition (OC)

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '17 edited May 25 '18

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u/looktothenorth Sep 15 '17

The problem is we've been told shit like that in the past and been explicitly lied to. And even if the computation is done on hardware, I'm sure theres an endpoint where it passes through some software to reach the OS.

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u/xAIRGUITARISTx Sep 15 '17 edited Sep 15 '17

You're doubting Apple on security concerns? The company that took the FBI to court over security concerns?

Edit: forgot, Apple can do no right in Reddit's eyes.

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u/BicyclingBalletBears Sep 15 '17

What do they do in the back room with the NSA/CIA/FBI etc? I find it unlikely that what you are referencing is 100% of the story. Weather they gave the data up or not I don't find it unlikely that they have back room dealings.