A coalition of 90 groups around the world are calling on Apple to drop its plans to scan its products to detect images of child sexual abuse stored in iCloud. https://t.co/TguE93z56M

— Josh Caplan (@joshdcaplan) August 19, 2021

Policy groups request Apple abandon plans to scan devices for child abuse imagery https://t.co/oGp9tfaNzK pic.twitter.com/VIPpsdyqpd

— The Verge (@verge) August 19, 2021

We've joined a coalition of more than 90 organizations calling on @Apple to halt its plans to scan the files and iMessages of iPhone users. https://t.co/7plp4JIs8b

— The Tor Project (@torproject) August 19, 2021

Also @mailbox_org shares concern that #Apple's announced techniques may later be used against #freedom of speech & #privacy - and is among 90 signatories against the plan.https://t.co/2AaR5Iwxcp

— mailbox_org (@mailbox_org) August 19, 2021

Policy groups ask Apple to drop plans to inspect iMessages, scan for abuse images https://t.co/Flm6aA0XVS @DrJDrooghaag @MargaretSiegien @BillMew @robmay70 @Nicochan33 @nigelj08223325 @postoff25 @mdrechsler @Fabriziobustama @FrRonconi @gpnp_nic @enilev @CurieuxExplorer @Shi4Tech

— Peet Tetteroo ?️‍? #StaySafe #GetVaccinated (@pettet50) August 19, 2021