Apple says photos in iCloud will be checked by child abuse detection system
&quot;But [Apple executives] said they expected any [implication by malicious actors] attacks to be very rare and that in any case a review would then look for other signs of criminal hacking.&quot;<p>Oh, all right: Apple, already being in possession of hard evidence of a hideous crime and already being required by law to forward such evidence to proper authorities, will also - pro bono publico! - sacrifice significant amount of time of a significant number of their in-house computer forensics experts, each enjoying a significant billing rate, to relentlessly look for &quot;other signs of criminal hacking&quot;, until there is no significant doubt that the accused is, indeed, guilty. We&#x27;re all safe, then.<p>I don&#x27;t know whether to laugh or cry.