Child safety group Heat Initiative plans to launch a campaign pressing Apple on child sexual abuse material scanning and user reporting. The company issued a rare, detailed response on Thursday.
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Best way to fix the issue is for parents to monitor they’re kids internet usage and not big brother. And the online pics and people acting on these urges are the end result of a bigger issue that if we focused on would better benefit the live of everyone. And let’s be honest, who truely believes that apple or any big tech company are acting in the interest of mankind, its a company with its sole purpose is to make money

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I don’t see how this topic has anything to do with money at all.

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Apple will find a way to make it about money if at all possible. Large companies are known for following the law as minimally as possible and pretty much only making decisions that benefit them financially.

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Your just saying a bunch of generic words that have nothing to do with this specific situation.

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All I read from their post is “Apple bad because… Apple bad”

Well, I assume they stopped doing it cuz it cost them money to do it… So he’s not wrong it’s about money.

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You should look up the definition of Circular Logic.

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