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So much for Apple's new privacy angle. Maybe I'm just paranoid, but the human review process I've read about really makes it especially creepy to me. Obviously if they're serious about this nonsense false positives will be bad, I won't argue that. It's just really off-putting to think that when you send a picture of your kid's rash to the doctor or something equally innocuous it might also be sent to a stranger to look at. I don't even have kids and that makes me cringe.
I'm agree. Some dude watching your personal stuff with the excuse of protecting you from child porn. Pure cringe ๐ฑ .