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    Aug 27

    Every iPhone will search itself for whatever Apple wants, or for whatever Apple is directed to want. They are inventing a world in which every product you purchase owes its highest loyalty to someone other than its owner.

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    Aug 28

    Why has this not been disclosed by the US government?

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    For a great explainer of why the change so dangerously imperils human rights, read the analysis by ⬇️

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    Afghanistan is the size of Texas, and in the middle of a Civil War. Attempts to spin Americans and Afghans who can't make it to a single airstrip in Kabul as "not wanting to leave" is reprehensible.

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  5. Aug 27

    This is an evacuation from an active war zone. If an American shows up at the airport and says "this is my family," I don't care if they're followed by three mice and a giraffe—you let them in. Quibbling about visas and stamps can happen when the plane lands on the other side.

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  6. Aug 27

    It is grotesque that media repeats the political language of "Americans who want to leave," when "Americans who don't want to leave" is being used to categorize those who WANT to leave, but are being refused permission to take their Afghan families. They can't just abandon them.

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    Aug 27

    I don’t want to hear a word from this criminal until his sentencing.

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    Aug 27

    Eloquent article by on Apple’s on-phone CSAM scanning plan. Viewing through ’s “data as body” lens, this is a stunning intrusion into our private spaces. We need a solution to harmful content, but not by turning all of us into suspects

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  9. Aug 27

    Stay out of our phones, . Apple's entire brand is built on the idea that you respect that boundary. The minute you roll out a "client-side scanning" system, you have broken that promise. Whatever you're doing here is not worth that.

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  10. Aug 27

    Somebody needs to tell and 's board that if this many people are wading through *two-thousand word* tracts on the future cost of their proposed "client-side scanning" system, Apple needs to correct course: "Delay" the rollout. Blame new research. Kill it quietly.

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    Aug 27

    "Every iPhone will search itself for whatever Apple wants, or for whatever Apple is directed to want. They are inventing a world in which every product you purchase owes its highest loyalty to someone other than its owner." , via .

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    Aug 26

    . walks away from the podium after making remarks about the deaths of US Service Members and Afghan's during the terrorist attack in Afghanistan.

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    Aug 26

    Apple’s new system, regardless of how anyone tries to justify it, will permanently redefine what belongs to you, and what belongs to them.

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    Aug 26

    Exchange from July 8, 2021: Q Do you trust the Taliban, Mr. President? Do you trust the Taliban, sir? THE PRESIDENT: Is that a serious question? Q It is absolutely a serious question. Do you trust the Taliban? THE PRESIDENT: No, I do not.

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    Aug 18

    Today, the country this describes is Afghanistan. Tomorrow, the country this describes might be my own.

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    Aug 17

    If there are any lessons to be learned from this tragic sequel to Saigon, you can be assured, we will not learn them.

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    Aug 24

    White House to media: We want our props on Afghanistan

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  19. Aug 26

    Apple’s new system, regardless of how anyone tries to justify it, will permanently redefine what belongs to you, and what belongs to them.

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    Aug 26

    Hours before the attack, I asked the former interpreter why he was still outside Kabul Airport given the UK had warned of an imminent terrorist threat. His focus though was on the Taliban & the threat they pose to him because of his work with UK forces. "I am in hell," he said.

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