[aomobile]

Good to get these reminders that our data is in fact not private and that our computers have other owners than us..

[istingray]

Open source hardware and software is the only sustainable path forward.

Perhaps that DIY processor fab discussion is worth a re-read.

Edit: HN Discussion of open source phones: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28164208

HN Discussion of open source laptops: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28266315

[fsflover]

https://www.crowdsupply.com/sutajio-kosagi/precursor

[istingray]

Everything Sutajio Kosagi puts out is high quality and a futuristic.

[aomobile]

I mean what if apples search decides that I am suspicious? Will they unlock my keychain and give all my logins to some police or worse random people somewhere to check my stuff? Very disappointing indeed

[JKCalhoun]

I don't believe Apple can unlock your Keychain. It requires your biometric (touch/face) to unlock from the Secure Enclave.

[shuckles]

Per the threat model most of the people on here seem to be buying into, Apple can do whatever they want in an iOS update, including sending iCloud Keychain secret keys to a server they control.

[zepto]

The threat model people are buying into here is that Apple can’t do what they want today, but if they deploy this CSAM detector, only then will they be able to do whatever they want.

[istingray]

Wow from your description people here sound like idiots. Sounds like you're pretty frustrated, what's up?

[lern_too_spel]

The threat model is that Apple has been capable of doing whatever they want, and this CSAM detector has demonstrated that Apple will do whatever they want.

[shuckles]

Fair point. You are right.