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The EU Commission is planning automatic CSAM scanning of your private communication – or total surveillance in the name of child protection. (tutanota.com)
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[–] Tryp@fuckreddit.tryp.digital 5 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Detection technologies have already acquired a high degree of accuracy

I wonder what they consider high accuracy because it will almost certainly not be enough. Millions of people being monitored means billions of messages a day. For a billion messages a program that'a 99.999% accurate will have 10,000 false positives a day and 1 billion messages a day is a fairly low estimate imo.

Mind blowing we still have to tell governments that back doors for you mean a back door for them.

I assume this technology would be applied to every government employee and politician who would then be forced to use unencrypted messages so we know they aren't involved in any CSAM?