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Tainting the CSAM client-side scanning database
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this post was submitted on 13 Oct 2023
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My family has many, many photos of us as kids that these tools would likely flag. What nonsense.
It's nothing more than pushing intrusions using "think about the children" fear mongering.
My device, my stuff, keep the grubby corporate paws off it.
How else would they uhhh..."improve the database" then
(/s just in case)
Yeah, soon we're gonna have to hard-encrypt our personal files on our own device (with the hassle of manual decrypting with password when needed) because we might get accused of having stored babypictures of ourselves or our children...
Ridiculous, really...