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YokoSix

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    Comment #33898481

    “Dates and times when a file or object was modified are used to sort a user’s information, and checksums of file and photo data are used to help Apple de-duplicate and optimize the…

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    Comment #30650427

    >Bound to a political party or another That's the difference between Fox News and RT. Even though the US president is a democrat now, Fox News is still broadcasting Republican view…

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    Comment #30650390

    It is not. The BBC is public owned.

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    Comment #30650254

    Are you really comparing state-owned agencies to independent media companies?

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    Comment #29671908

    Thanks for this, I'm going to try it on my personal website.

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    Comment #29612501

    That's really cool. I'm shifting my digital life from my MacBook to my iPhone right now - and blogging from my notes app sounds like an easy way to stay in touch with the world.

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    Comment #28319198

    Axel Springer's biggest newspaper is BILD - and it's like the German version of The Sun in Great Britain. The reception section in BILD's Wikipedia article has some interesting "hi…

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    Comment #28168606

    > * Apple should be fined to impose such a huge internet traffic for... nothing: each iOS or here macOS minor update weighs hundreds of megabytes, sometimes even gigabytes* Most Yo…

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    Comment #28127048

    Great project. I‘d love to use Linux on a M1 and hope the developer makes it happen. Even adore the name.

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    Comment #28125928

    This gets better every day. It‘s really interesting how Apple destroyed its heavily marketed privacy image in like two days. And instead of stopping they double down with every new…

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    Comment #28122341

    The question is why Apple implemented this feature in the first place. There was no reason for them to suddenly expand their image scanning to the devices themselves and risk their…

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    Comment #28120274

    > The same set of hashes is stored in the operating system of every iPhone and iPad user, so targeted attacks against only specific individuals are not possible under our design. T…

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    Comment #28119924

    They also could embed the whole database into iOS and activate certain hashes only for certain iCloud accounts. No one would know because the database is encrypted multiple times.

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    Comment #28119512

    I thought about that as well. They rushed to publish some unpolished PR pieces and FAQs right after the announcement and at very unusual times (3am in Cupertino) trying to damage c…

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    Comment #28119444

    My guess is that they're going to put it into the macOS Photos app. Those images are already scanned for people, animals and objects so it should be easy for them to implement the …

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    Comment #28119411

    It's the same as with parents photographing their naked babies in the bathtub. Those images won't be flagged because they aren't in the database provided to Apple. Only verified il…

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    Comment #28113798

    > Can non-CSAM images be “injected” into the system to flag accounts for things other than CSAM? Our process is designed to prevent that from happening. The set of image hashes use…

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    Comment #28107292

    I clicked the link. Those images look like modern, colorful and expressionistic art.

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    Comment #28107272

    Thanks for your service.

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    Comment #28107262

    Genuine question: If those image were really generated from illegal porn, are those images themselves considered illegal? Or in other words: How much do you have to modify illegal …

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    Comment #28107219

    Someone please post this to the Apple subreddit. I'd love to see hell breaking loose over there.

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    Comment #28105133

    For now, yes. But people are worried that that's just the first step to get the snooping service onto your phone. Because why stop here? Soon it maybe scanning photos not just dest…