Apple Privacy is DEAD... The World Needs BlackBerry!

This video is about the recent news regarding Apple and their new program to scan the pictures on your phone for child abuse and exploitation and then hand the information to the police. While we can agree that protecting and saving children is a great idea, the fact that Apple is creating a surveillance program to scan your phone, your personal property which you paid for, and have no way of opting out of it without disabling iCloud on your phone, is really troubling. Apple is violating your privacy, in a way that the government never could without a search warrant or passing laws. Not only is this bad... this reminds us too much of the PATRIOT act and giving up privacy in the name of security, and it ended in the worst and most terrible violation of American privacy and freedoms, possibly in history. What if Apple doesn't stop here? What if they cooperate with other governments and countries for more gross invasions of privacy and behavior control? This is why the smartphone and computer world need privacy, and why the world needs BlackBerry!

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[lvstreeter]

We do want kids protected but we don't want Apple to be the police

[patriciocordova]

Never been so true...The path to hell is paved with good intentions.

[GroudFrank]

Imagine a company using your CPU cycle, your RAM, your battery and all your other phone resources to violate YOUR privacy.

[HotdogJuice]

"I believe people are smart and some want to share more data than other people do. Ask them." - Steve Jobs

Steve Jobs would NEVER approve this railroaded service

[tommythunder]

Hey Adam TechOdyssey :) Canadian follower of this awesome BlackBerry channel ! I really agree that we need BlackBerry security ASAP. Thank god i only have AirPods and no other Apple products. Keep the amazing work (informing us) and helping us have a safer phone experience!

[amazingstar]

BlackBerry needs to take advantage of this privacy issues with Apple and build a solid solution that works on top of android but they need a vision, that's why a great management with vision will take them a long way.

[goldyt]

My dream phone is my old BlackBerry Curve 8310, but with a modern CPU and Linux. I love trackballs and wish they stayed on phones.

[matthewdavis]

It's scary how many seemingly intelligent, decent people think it's okay that anyone who speaks contrary to a certain narrative should be silenced.

[abertolucci]

Thanks for speaking out, interesting most of the other apple youtubers remain silent.

[alaskanmaniac]

I really really do not like apple searching my phone, even though I am not doing anything wrong. Makes me want to leave iPhones

[thRonin...]

I literally was cancelling my apple account while listening to your vid. It's like Orwell wrote them a rule book.

[urigonzalez]

Apple should stick to phones and let investigators worry about catching criminals. I would love for blackberry to make a comeback with privac and security focused OS

[theodenking]

People are so naive that they'll believe Apple when they make a commercial saying they care about privacy.

[bj]

Well dang. This worked out stellar for DHS & TSA, so bye-bye Apple.
Sonim makes a great flip phone.

[Tigerex]

We have parents, we do not need apple to be the parents of our parents.

[mikeriv]

They always do this..
They start with things that nobody would complain about then they will slowly go after everything and I disagree with you on it " being Apple who's doing this" ... They got the OK from the govt without a doubt.

[annazeman]

A thousand times YES. We need BlackBerry to make their own operating system!!!

[minnami]

Thanking for bringing this up.
I feel bad since I have been using apple products for a very long time.
If Apple wants to go to that route, it's a break up for me.
I gonna miss MacOS a lot if it happens but i'm sure I would sleep better at night (or day).

[penny]

Thank you for speaking out about tech privacy! In the US, this is a HUGE infringement of our fourth amendment.

[dorkydicken]

I think Blackberry would do the same thing or any other major company.