But that's deployed in a very different way which makes the concerns being discussed much less likely to happen.
Specificly the person doing the scanning already has access to photos and can double check the results without having to sieze the device, a rather public process.
Examples of on-device scanning via PhotoDNA?
People’s photo libraries are scanned. The result is the same.
Only if you’re putting your stuff in the cloud. There’s a big difference between my files on my computer and my files on someone else’s computer. Or at least there should be, IMO.
Yeah, only if you're putting your stuff in the cloud. The result is the same.