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USB-C on iPhone is good - but not as an excuse for a bad law
Give them their usb c port, but put in the firmware to use specific cables that have to have a chip in it in order to work… or leave the lightning port where it is, and put a usb c on the back of the phone (a la Magic Mouse). Or inset the port so that not all connector housings will fit, housing would have to be a specific size/shape to physically fit… just a few ideas to spite them… all impractical and unlikely to happen, just fun to to think about sticking it to the man -
Two years after Apple Silicon, Intel still wants Apple to buy chips
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Australia orders Apple & others to disclose anti-CSAM measures
JaiOh81 said:Why do you keep pushing the narrative that this stupid idea is inevitable? Apple already does this with iCloud. There is absolutely no reason to do this on device. And the lie that apple will simply refuse to change or add no csam to the hash is nonsense. This is why we don’t want this done on device. People who engage in these disgusting acts will simply use android phones with customized apps to hide behindAn author’s opinion does not mean it’s inevitable.
Apple has probably been doing server side CSAM for a while now. I see no reason to move it client side, as I’ve detailed before.
I’ve also detailed that the “smart” criminals probably already use something else to transit their materials. Using these big name services is like doing your business in broad daylight. Client side CSAM only punishes the honest and the really stupid. -
Apple's CSAM detection system may not be perfect, but it is inevitable
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iPhone 14 Pro Max will be the most wanted iPhone in the fall