Maybe get the hash database and create a trove of clean documents that force a hash collision and overload the system with false positives. Maybe also add something about the Fourth Amendment in the documents for good measure.
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#12The Butlerian Jihad cannot come soon enough. As time goes on, I realize that certain authors had better insights into the human condition than others. For example, Alduous Huxley has turned out to be more prophetic than George Orwell. I believe Frank Herbert will as well. Man cannot be ruled by machine. This cannot last much longer. A lot of political division in this country is due to technology. As someone genuinel…
Can you imagine: everyone at the NSA is celebrating Apple and the CSAM automated scanning.
Simultaneously, connected intelligence officials: wait, they aren't going to let the nation state AI judge what I do for the STATE? Surely, no god-like AI would understand what is necessary. No xir.
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#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
Lol. I've gotten these many times. It turns out that an acronym related to my work is one typo away from a listed child porn term/site. If google is reporting these then I am already on thier list.
> It turns out that an acronym related to my work is one typo away Ah that old chestnut, I am sure they have heard many worse excuses than that one.
"I wanted to get the Playboy channel, but I already have the cartoon network and if you have both they put you on a special list."
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#15Maybe get the hash database and create a trove of clean documents that force a hash collision and overload the system with false positives. Maybe also add something about the Fourth Amendment in the documents for good measure.
Apple designed the system so that their hashes are never known to client devices. Their server is fundamentally involved in checking your hashes against their list.
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#17This is something we almost certainly didn't raise any issues with regards to Google Drive as well
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#18This is something we almost certainly didn't raise any issues with regards to Google Drive as well
People here are not okay with a local scanner installed on your device. Despite Apple “promise” it will be only used for photos and those you “intend” to upload…. this falls on deaf ears. If you were only going to scan content intended for the cloud…. then just scan it on your servers when it arrives.
Despite talks of E2E … apple has not said this is the reason for the local scanner.
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#20I haven't seen much discussion of the changes to search, which seem a little dystopian as well: > Siri and Search are also being updated to intervene when users perform searches for queries related to CSAM. These interventions will explain to users that interest in this topic is harmful and problematic, and provide resources from partners to get help with this issue. Will apple.cn be extending this to searches about…
There is a very real bright line difference popping up a “please get help” message for self destructive behaviors and arbitrary censorship.
Source: have eating disorder and consumed thinspo and proana content in my teens.