No thanks. ill stay on 14
Please tell me it’s not because some CSAM silliness.
No thanks. ill stay on 14
Try the OTA option then? I'm only in the Public Beta so no idea.Not showing in the developer portal.
Just showed up in the developer portal. Scratch that. Clinking the links shows a 404 error.Not showing in the developer portal.
I wonder why I even engage this sort of comment. Probably should stop.I laughed when they threw the "Privacy" section into the iPhone announcement, but only mentioned two things (on-machine learning for Siri, and something else I've already forgotten) and no mention of the privacy-killing photo scanning they announced last month. I heard thats "under evaluation" and may not ship with iOS15, but I've gotten to the point where I no longer trust Apple.
If ever!CSAM isn’t activated though!
I wonder why I even engage this sort of comment. Probably should stop.
1) If you don't trust Apple's software to do what they say, any conversation about the implications of what they say is pointless.
2) The only "scanning" was to be a local pre-hashing of photos that are exchanged with iCloud. They clearly stated opting out of iCloud Photos will avoid having any local photo hashes "reported" back to them.
3) If apple wanted to look at your photos in the iCloud, they could already. The content isn't encrypted in any way either in iCloud Photos or in iCloud backups. The main reason we think apple wasn't doing this is that Google/FB/Reddit/MS/Discord/Twitter/etc all disclose public numbers on how many accounts they report for hits on these hashes; and they have orders of magnitude more reported users and hence must be regularly trawling all their users' photos.
4) other cloud photo systems compute the same hashing of the photos in their cloud (vs on device).
PhotoDNA - Wikipedia
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If that was the case they would've done it already I think. More minor cosmetic changes is more likely.If ever!
Pretty sure Apple drops this monster, they will be forced to.
There will be a storm of negativity again, they will be dropping it, lots of people won't buy another iPhone again, including me.If that was the case they would've done it already I think. More minor cosmetic changes is more likely.
Why the lack of trust? Apple could have easily slid it in without no-one knowing but they were transparent. Them being upfront and honest made you lose trust? Do you think Google or MS would have announced this feature or cared more about their bottom line?I laughed when they threw the "Privacy" section into the iPhone announcement, but only mentioned two things (on-machine learning for Siri, and something else I've already forgotten) and no mention of the privacy-killing photo scanning they announced last month. I heard thats "under evaluation" and may not ship with iOS15, but I've gotten to the point where I no longer trust Apple.
This has ended up being one of my favorite changes. I have small hands, so this was a win in my book!Really looking forward to the address bar at the bottom in Safari. I have wanted this all my life.
So if your wife confesses she's an axe murderer, you'd be ok with that. It isn't like she's the first axe murderer, right? And she was honest about it!Why the lack of trust? Apple could have easily slid it in without no-one knowing but they were transparent. Them being upfront and honest made you lose trust? Do you think Google or MS would have announced this feature or cared more about their bottom line?
You are comparing Apples and Oranges (pun intended).So if your wife confesses she's an axe murderer, you'd be ok with that. It isn't like she's the first axe-murderer, right? And she was honest about it!
The problem for me is, I now have this device which at some point can treat my device the way NSA does with its Utah data center. I'm at a crossroads. I won't upgrade to iOS 15. I may go back to a simple cell phone. I'm not sure. I'm just one person that believes in strengthening civil liberties not eroding them.