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Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2024 11:26:41 -0000 (UTC)
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Andrew <andrew@spam.net> wrote:
> Your Name wrote on Tue, 23 Jul 2024 15:35:17 +1200 :
> 
>> Of course, anyone with more than one braincell couldn't care less about 
>> this "privacy" nonsense when it means catching more of the illegal 
>> scumbags who are doing wrong.
> 
> Why stop there, Your Name? 
> 
> Why not break down the front doors of every home in the world to look for
> suspected images that people don't like and search each & every home?
> 
> Why not grab people out of their cars while they're waiting at stop lights
> to sift through their belongings just in case they have images in the car?
> 
> Hell, strip search every person at every crosswalk in the world to check
> their pockets, purses, and wallets for any images that people don't like.

Unsurprisingly Arlen goes off the deep end and makes a ridiculous
comparison. 

Even someone of average intelligence like you can work out that what you
wrote above is nowhere near equivalent. 

> Where is it, Your Name, that your unreasonable search & seizure ends?
> 
> Hint: When it comes to privacy, I'm in favor of Apple's strategic decision
>       not to strip search every single person who owns an Apple device.

But you're happy that Google, Meta et al are reporting millions of images
to law enforcement? I don't see you criticising them.