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Apple sued over 2022 dropping of CSAM detection features
chasm said:netrox said:If it's encrypted end to end, how is it possible to detect CSAM?
Now lots of perfectly innocent pictures contain some level of nudity, so — again, guessing here — that is combined with where the image was sent and/or uploaded by. If any of the recipients or senders is a child account, that plus the nudity might flag it — and then law enforcement could be contacted to obtain a court order to decrypt.
The concerns of having CSAM on our devices as part of the detection were unwarranted and based on a misunderstanding of how the system works. A potential valid concern is the probability of hash collisions. I recall Apple's response on that was that they weren't going to alert on single matches. -
'Ted Lasso' season 4 rumored to start filming in London in early 2025
I really enjoyed Ted Lasso but I thought it went steadily downhill in terms of script etc. If the Season 1 had the overall quality of Season 3, it wouldn't have been the hit it was.
Obviously, Sudeikis and Hunt won't have major roles or it wouldn't be possible to risk reaching out "at a later date." It sounds like they have those two in mind for roles where they can literally phone it in. (Sudeikis will have some FaceTime calls from the US., etc.)
Obviously, it's a lot harder to come up with a new hit than to crank out another season of a successful show but that's what Apple needs to do. And release the already completed next season of Tehran. Tehran is apparently being held due to the Israel / Hamas conflict and if true, that really raises the question of what the hell is going on in that season that they felt the need to do that. I'm sure curious. -
'F1' could be the last Apple TV+ theatrical release
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Apple's next big thing could be a home robot
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Unsurprisingly, Apple Vision Pro lenses will scratch if you try to destroy them
sbdude said:I love all these "tests". For a device as limited in production as this, it keeps perfectly good devices out of the hands of people who actually want them.
Finding out if it's possible to damage a fragile object doesn't seem a very worthwhile pursuit, but I guess they have their reasons.