You could take actual CSAM, check if it matches the hashes and keep modifying the material until it doesn’t (adding borders, watermarking, changing dimensions etc.). Then just save it as usual without any risk.
You could take actual CSAM, check if it matches the hashes and keep modifying the material until it doesn’t (adding borders, watermarking, changing dimensions etc.). Then just save it as usual without any risk.
In fact, Apple themselves generate fake/meaningless safety vouchers a certain percentage of the time (see synthetic safety vouchers.) If a jailbroken phone could trigger that code path for all images in the pipeline, apple’s system would be completely broken.
On the other hand, this may be just the excuse apple needs to lock down the phone further, to “protect the integrity of the CSAM detection system.” Perhaps they could persuade congress to make jailbreaking a federal crime. Perhaps they’re more clever than I ever imagined. Or perhaps they can fend off alternate App Store talk for sake of protecting the integrity of the system. Or perhaps staying up too late makes me excessively conspiratorial.