Questions on Encryption copied and pasted from another list

[Sivasubramanian Muthusamy]

Questions 

- who controls the hash lists that every bit of content should be checked against? In your dystopian future, who is "number 1"?
- how is there a safeguard when a contractor performs surveillance, given the recent Apple IPT case?
- how can you guarantee that hash lists are solely used to identify CSAM?
- if your picture ends up in the hash list, have you effectively been erased from the Internet? How can you get your picture removed?
- should hash lists be used for other types of content?
- should it be law that every bit of multimedia content have its own hash?
- if the YouTube algorithm cannot detect copyrighted video content that has had its hue/contrast/aspect ratio/speed/mirroring tampered with, how will a hash list be of any use given it takes a few minutes to re-code a video using trivial free software?

etc.

[Dr. Alejandro Pisanty Baruch]

Guessing that same discussion came up with some answers? Looking forward to your reporting on them in a way conducive to analysis for/under Core Internet Values.

Alejandro Pisanty

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Enviado: martes, 8 de julio de 2025 04:41 a. m.
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Asunto: [CoreInternetValues] Questions on Encryption copied and pasted from another list

 

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[Olivier MJ Crépin-Leblond]

Dear Alejandro,

these were questions I was going to ask in another session that addressed "Client Side Scanning" but did not have the time to ask as I needed to run to another room whose panel I was on. The topic of client side scanning is not, in my view, within the remit of Core Internet Values. It's a content scanning and encryption problem.
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Olivier

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[Christian de Larrinaga]

I don't know that I can add value to this topic.

 My take on CSS in relation to Internet values is in relation to having  knowable integrity and  positioning of end points in relation to user locations. 

The quality of an end point is critical to integrity of E2E comms.  Or am I missing a point?

C

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[Olivier MJ Crépin-Leblond]

Dear Christian,

good point. A potential threat to End to End. I stand corrected.
Kindest regards,

Olivier

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