[anonymousiam]

Maybe get the hash database and create a trove of clean documents that force a hash collision and overload the system with false positives. Maybe also add something about the Fourth Amendment in the documents for good measure.

[josephcsible]

> get the hash database

Apple designed the system so that their hashes are never known to client devices. Their server is fundamentally involved in checking your hashes against their list.

[anonymousiam]

The article said they get the hashes from some government entity. Perhaps it is available from there.

[josephcsible]

You mean the NCMEC? They have the hashes, yes, but they won't just give them out.

[gambiting]

They do, after signing serveral NDAs. There was an article here few days ago describing the process as a small hosting operator.

[gentleman11]

You are assuming people will not be marked for life for their false positives

[minitoar]

I think the idea is “if everyone is marked for life, no one is”.

[meowster]

When everyone is on a list, it's the people not on a list that will be suspicious.

[netr0ute]

That's the point!