Apple will scan users iPhone to check for child abuse images
Apple has revealed details about the system that scans users iPhones for Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). Once a device is found to contain CSAM, it will be assessed by a human and get reported to authorities.
CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - The tech industry giant 'Apple' recently announced that it will run a scan on all iPhone devices in the United States. The scan will check the devices for any kind of child sexual abuse images. Apple will run this scan through its tool named 'neuralMatch' which will scan every photo that is uploaded to Apple's cloud.
Once neuralMatch finds a child abuse image, it will notify Apple. Apple would then physically examine the photo. Upon confirming that the photo contains child abuse, it would be reported to the National Center for Missin...