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Apple backs down on CSAM features, postpones launch
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Alaska Airlines flight evacuated after Samsung Galaxy smartphone combusts
chadbag said:igorsky said:All the comments here about the captain overreacting are laughable, at best. The captain doesn't have the luxury of playing it cool when he has human lives that he's responsible for.
Also LOL at Samsung for still making shitty products.Which was the greater danger. Removing the smoldering phone, already in the containment bag, or having a hundred or two people go down the slides. Every time I hear about planes deploying slides, there end up being injuries.This is not about an active, uncontained fire on an airplane. Of course you evacuate when that happens. This is about a smoldering phone that was contained in a bag made for that purpose. On a plane on the ground. Which is the greater danger? Throwing/removing the containment bag off the plane or slide evacuating a hundred or two people. I don’t know the answer but it is a reasonable question and not at all laughable. -
Informal Apple survey shows 6% wage gap between men, women
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Civil rights groups worldwide ask Apple to drop CSAM plans
maestro64 said:I think the better solution is not to allow the device to store or transmit these kind of image or even take those kinds of photos. Like the color photocopy industry did when the government found out how easy it was to photocopy money and have it look real. Today if you try to photocopy currency you will just get a black image or it just will not produce a copy.
It is not Apple is not in the business of report laws being broken or spying on people to figure if they broken some law. If they care about kids then prevent the device from contributing to the crime. -
German journalism association stokes fear over Apple CSAM initiative