Thanks for the article.

To me this does not seem like the same situation at all.

The situation in OP was people unexpectedly coming upon a flight or fight situation. They make an immediate decision that saving the baby is the right thing to do. Humans have evolved to have a soft spot for babies, even if different species.

I don’t think it’s even a little surprising that most humans would react this way in this situation. They weren’t able to speculate about what they should do beforehand, they weren’t sitting comfortably at their keyboard, they had to made a quick decision, and they chose to save a life.

Not sure what you are referring to. Link?

You need to chill out my guy. You aren’t totally off base, in that there can be possible butterfly effects to this sort of thing. But just coming in calling everyone idiots, and you having a complete lack of nuance, gets pretty old. Pretty common trope on here that I wish would go away.

99% of people don’t want to watch a baby deer get eaten by a bear.

Imagine being unable to grasp that concept, and then calling people idiots at the same time.

Pizza party might be nice.

Yeah I get it. But I think most holidays have a large separation from the actual origins.

I’m atheist and will happily celebrate Christmas and Easter.

If anything, Apple would probably be better than some others. Not sure if other tech companies have this sort of program in place, but Apple does investigate all of their suppliers.

https://www.apple.com/supply-chain/pdf/How-we-prevent-forced-labor-in-our-supply-chain.pdf

What percent of people celebrating do you think consider this for a single second? I’d wager that to most, it’s simply an excuse to have some drinks and some fun. As with most holidays.

Why do so many people feel the need to shit on absolutely everything these days?

This just sounds like you don’t understand why people like apple products and are tying to cope with it. Read the other replies in this thread if you’re interested in expanding your understanding.

Apple does not get your biometric data. Not sure about google, but I’m assuming they do it in a similar fashion.

I think this may have been an issue eons ago, now everything just agrees on what speed to run based on the slowest stick. Haven’t heard of it being a problem for a while.

I don’t think you can call roulette rigged. What is presented is what you get, and it’s all just based on math.

In my mind rigged would mean spots you bet on somehow have a lower chance than any other spot, or there are things going on behind the scenes that make it worse odds than presented.

I understand system apps not being able to uninstall, but you seriously can’t remove YouTube from an android phone???

You might want to meet more people

Because I can read? Or…?

It’s pretty clear. Not sure how you could have issues with it.

I don’t think it HAS to be a privacy nightmare. It’s possible for all of this to happen securely on device.

That being said I do not trust most corporations to implement it securely.

I mostly agree with everything you say, except for one thing.

I’m pretty sure it’s technically possible to detect nude images, on device, 100% securely, without anyone ever knowing it was detected. This probably isn’t the approach that some corporations will take, but as far as I am aware, this is how the current nude detection on iPhone works. It’s all on device, and just blurs it so the user has to accept a warning before seeing the content. If you control your phone, you can disable it. If it’s a phone setup for a child, the child cannot disable it. It’s up to the parent to specify what the child is allowed to do.

I’m not sure if I agree with this take. To me, it is similar to saying we shouldn’t give kids free lunches, cause it’s the parents responsibility to feed their kid.

Like yeah, parents should be feeding their kid. But it’s also unreasonable to think that every single parent is doing that. It’s just not realistic, so we should definitely be feeding kids when they aren’t getting it at home.

On the same token, I don’t see anything wrong with trying to protect kids from talking with strangers, or getting sent explicit material, when their parents don’t know or care how to do it themselves.

It’s all done on device on iPhone, not really that creepy. You can also disable it if you want.