Re:Apple defends anti-child abuse imagery tech after claims ...
by endisneigh on Wednesday August 18, 2021 @11:24PM
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The point is that turning it off resolves the issue, but if someone refuses to turn it off because they want to use iCloud there’s clearly a contradiction.
Therefore you must trust Apple. So if you still have issues then you don’t trust Apple.
"Well you can turn it off" to "Well, but then you just don't trust Apple".
Clearly these are users who did trust Apple. Apple betrayed their trust. Given that Apple bulk handed over iCloud data to China, I don't really believe their pinky promise that they are, by policy only, going to resist government use of this tech. They can cave to government cases _and_ the government can certainly force them to.