@sneak @mysk Now I'm confused. @sneak even your blog title says "Apple Has Begun Scanning Your Local Image Files Without Consent".
Furthermore you wrote: "Today, Apple scanned my local files and those scanning programs attempted to talk to Apple APIs, even though I donβt use iCloud, Apple Photos, or an Apple ID."
So, can you please explain that? Which incorrect information did @mysk spread here?
From my point of view there is not much room for misinterpretation of your blog.
Furthermore you wrote: "Today, Apple scanned my local files and those scanning programs attempted to talk to Apple APIs, even though I donβt use iCloud, Apple Photos, or an Apple ID."
We analyzed mediaanalysisd after an extraordinary claim by Jeffrey Paul that it scans local photos and secretly sends the results to an Apple server.
Strictly speaking, looking at the actual words, @sneak didn't claim that the app would "secretly send the results", just that the scanner app suspiciously started talking to an API after doing some scanning.
It's heavily implied so I don't believe @mysk was wrong to have that takeway.
However, I can't imagine that wording it that carefully was accidental.
@iBender70 @mysk he claimed that i said macos sends info about local photos to apple. i never made that claim. read my article carefully.
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