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‘Who Benefits?’ Inside the EU’s Fight over Scanning for Child Sex Content
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Google has been doing it on drive for years now. False positives have been several times reported to the police, despite a human reviewing it
Yeah but that's different: you entrust files to Google drive. It's their digital real estate: I expect them to do whatever they want with what you put on it. If you don't want false-positives, don't send your files to Google.
But your cellphone or your computer at home is your digital real-estate. It's your home. I for one do not welcome Google in my home, and I absolutely refuse to let them see what's inside my home.
Because really, client-side scanning is nothing more than home invasion.