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@yuvipanda technically because consent can be granted or revoked at any time, no and maybe later are equivalent. every yes starts out as a maybe later.

@yProd that's correct. ML models used to classify images. like the images being scanned by mediaanalysisd.

i don't think Apple's planned LEO-assist features were ever going to run anywhere but on-device.

in arizona, the death rate for children in state custody is 2x higher than children not in state custody.

@bot it is 100% true. i don't need to reach out to them - it is literally happening on my computer right now. it's built in to macOS now.

@book @bot the claim i made is the title (h1) of the post.

@bot i didn't make that claim. please read the post.

@bot the purpose of mediaanalysisd is to scan images. that's all it does.

@book false, you took the wrong conclusion from the article

@bot i was browsing images in the finder and it made network API requests, that's how. there's a screenshot of the image and the API access in the article.

@aendra the GDPR doesn't apply to most human beings

i'm the same age as danny glover was when he delivered the "i'm too old for this shit" line

@antoniopicornell i don't think the gdpr applies here

https://sneak.berlin/20230115/macos-scans-your-local-files-now/

macOS ventura 13.1 scans your local images using network API requests to apple when browsing local image files in the finder now.

be advised.

BE ADVISED: mediaanalysisd on macos ventura 13.1 will contact apple APIs when browing LOCAL IMAGES (in the finder via spacebar quicklook!) even with icloud off, without use of the Photos app - just browing local files.

Your Mac is now snitching on you.

Dr. Dog - The Beach (live)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iks6-XH5DV4