Report: Apple servers ‘intercept’ emails to find child abuse imagery

The Next Web
By Cara CurtisFeb 11, 2020, 8:57 am120 pts
A Forbes report published today revealed how Apple servers scan and read emails to find child abuse imagery. As the investigators pointed out, Apple is known for keeping a tight lid on how it operates, especially when it comes to dealing with instances where their software has been exploited for crime. In a…

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