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I absolutely support that idea. The issue is too important for artificially limiting the potential signers to GitHub users and those willing to sign up to GH for the sole purpose of signing the petition. We need to exercise as much pressure on Apple as possible.
Will address this tonight
Yes, I agree.
I agree also! It is VERY important that we get on board to stop Apple from building a back door to all the world's iPhones!
I couldn’t agree more. I’m trying to explain GitHub to my lawyer-friends and it’s not going that well.
Any updates on this?
I think the easiest way is to use third party auth (Twitter, etc.). Users (non-programmers) can OAuth into the system and leave their signature.
However it requires a backend.
Another solution I come up with is to create a new org and people post issues using the org’s API key. We also need a captcha.
However it sounds insecure and is easy to be abused.
Those ideas may all work, but they are IMHO too much of a hurdle and will deter most non-technical people from sigining. What we need is a low-threshold solution that everyone can use with at most a handful of mouse-clicks. Although certainly not the most elegant solution, spawning a petition e.g. on change.org and linking here would probably do the trick.
We need signers, and we need them quickly. I'm afraid the initial momentum is already running out.
I have done some copy-and-paste work at https://www.change.org/apple-privacy. (Removed some quotes.) If you have a better formatted one I will unpublish this.
(Oh I didn’t find the unpublish entry… Never mind, after all I haven’t shared this.)
I absolutely support that idea. The issue is too important for artificially limiting the potential signers to GitHub users and those willing to sign up to GH for the sole purpose of signing the petition. We need to exercise as much pressure on Apple as possible.
From what I've seen, we're toast. The media outlets are ignoring us. I could find very few articles and almost ZERO responses to those articles on Linked-In (much/most of our Management & many peers live there). Sure when I searched specifically on other search engines, I could find those who support us posting, articles, etc., but I did a search on StartPage for the Screeching voice of the minority and the second page provided a bunch of porn links. (hate to say it, but I was depressed from my recent searches & research) No, we should not give up, but just face this is an uphill battle. No more suggesting Apple products to our customers, move to Linux supported hardware and software...what else can we do?
Would anyone object to me setting up a mailing list, and accepting signatures through that? This would open up a free (as in freedom) way for people to sign, without having to sign up to any particular service.
That sounds nice. @Tyil
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Would anyone object to me setting up a mailing list, and accepting signatures through that? This would open up a free (as in freedom) way for people to sign, without having to sign up to any particular service.
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For MSM, IMO an excellent article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/08/19/apple-csam-abuse-encryption-security-privacy-dangerous/ And hats off to AsuharietYgvar AppleNeuralHash2ONNX and those who assisted on the hash collision work. Perhaps the sky is not falliing yet?
I've set up a mailing list through Sourcehut, to allow people to sign without having to sign up to a github account. If we document the existence of this mailing list properly, it can also be shared with less technical people, so they too can show their support.
@Tyil Nice. Hope this can be adopted by @nadimkobeissi
EFF also has a petition up here: https://act.eff.org/action/tell-apple-don-t-scan-our-phones
Hi,
There is only 6K signatures, and I believe this number could be greatly increased by simplifying the signing process for non-github and non-tech savy users. Maybe using https://www.change.org/ ?