Apple's announcement that it would scan encrypted messages for evidence of child sexual abuse has revived debate on online encryption and privacy, raising fears the same technology could be used for government surveillance.
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Apple Revives Encryption Debate With Move on Child Exploitation
Apple's announcement that it would scan encrypted messages for evidence of child sexual abuse has revived debate on online encryption and privacy, raising fears the same technology could be used for government surveillance. The post Apple Revives Encryption Debate With Move on Child Exploitation appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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