If EARN IT Passes, What Happens On Your iPhone Won't Stay On Your iPhone | Electronic Frontier Foundation
Last year, Apple announced a controversial plan to install photo scanning software in every device. Apple has long been seen as a pro-privacy company—billboards emblazoned with the slogan “What happens on your iPhone, stays on your iPhone” were common sights in 2019. A global coalition pushed back...
Español Last year, Apple announced a controversial plan to install photo scanning software in every device. Apple has long been seen as a pro-privacy company — billboards emblazoned with the slogan “What happens on your iPhone, stays on your iPhone” were common sights in 2019. A global coalition pushed back, and the company paused the plan. Now, Congress wants to force Apple’s hand—along with essentially every company that allows users to store or share messages or content—and essentially mandate such scanning. While Apple’s plan would have put the privacy and security of its users at risk, th
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