A Way Forward: What We Know (or Not) about CSAM & Privacy
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Reports show a 30% increase in child sexual abuse during COVID-19 and companies deploy three Apple measures: parental nudity filters, help guidance in Siri/Spotlight/Safari, and the cloud neural hash algorithm for known CSAM detection. The claim: detection can catch modified images but risks breaking end-to-end encryption, creating indexed CSAM databases, enabling adversarial collisions, and harming survivors via parental notification. Recommended remedies are participatory design with survivors and advocates, ACM-guided ethics, and continuous audits and risk assessments.
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