Analyzing Apple's Plan to Scan and Monitor User Photos for Child Abuse Imagery

Apple announced a new software update that will have every image uploaded to iCloud photos scanned against a database of known child abuse images. If a certain number of matches are found the user could be turned over to law enforcement. This week we'll take a deep dive into all three of the new features announced this week and think about the implications. Subscribe for more ! http://lon.tv/s

VIDEO INDEX:
00:00 - Intro
00:19 - Background
01:08 - iMessage Scanning
01:52 - Siri Search Features
03:06 - CSAM Scanning
04:32 - CSAM Scanning vs iMessage Scanning
05:46 - Why is Apple Doing This?
08:01 - Apple vs FBI
08:29 - Reactions
09:19 - NCMEC : "Screeching Majority" Oppose This
09:45 - Predictions
12:21 - Steve Gibson’s Idea
13:19 - Conclusion
13:53 - Supporter Thank Yous
14:11 - Helping The Channel
14:22 - My Other Channels
15:30 - Video Conclusion

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