Apple removes references to CSAM from its child safety webpage

Re:Apple removes references to CSAM from its child safety w... by Veen on Wednesday December 15, 2021 @10:30AM (#29567227)

> and no recourse if they falsely accuse you

Of course there is. The judicial system.

(Although, to be clear. I don't live in America and I might be more worried about this if I did.)

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Re:Apple removes references to CSAM from its child safety w... by zionic on Wednesday December 15, 2021 @12:43PM (#29569147)

Doesn't that put you in the position of suing apple after you've:

1) Spent who knows how long in jail

2) Lost your job

3) Defaulted on your mortgage

4) Been divorced

5) Had you reputation ruined

Money can't fix everything, and trusting the courts to make you whole years after the fact is a foolish strategy.

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Re:Apple removes references to CSAM from its child safety w... by akyoan on Wednesday December 15, 2021 @11:01AM (#29567814)

Yes but no one wants the finger pointed at themselves. Even if innocence is proven, someone will go through your files and you will have to deal with the law.

The recourse should be before this reaches the law.

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