Apple Will Scan iPhones for Illegal Child Abuse Images, Sparking Privacy Debate

SPC Michael Terrell - I vote in the Democratic primary but vote more like an Independent... voting for the person rather than party affiliation.

Indiana was the first to establish the voter id requirement. Never bothered me until they didn't want to recognize my V.A. Card that has my picture on it...(a legal I.D.). I went ahead and showed my drivers license that time but came prepared with the Law the next time. My County also sends out postcards to confirm you still live at that address. You have to check one of the boxes & return it. I'm ok with them dropping people from the voter roles if they no longer live in the County or died... but not if they missed voting one election. Indiana also asks everyone if they want to register to vote when you get you vehicle or personal license... which I think is a plus. So there are good laws & bad ones. It's clear to me about 11 States are changing the Laws to cut out lower income, people of color, & people who work 12 hour shifts, or prefer to mail in their vote... which is what I did in 2020 due to Covid. Thanks for the conversation Brother!

SGT (Join to see) - Four years is more than one election. The only time that I ever applied for an absentee ballot, I never received it, but the county records showed that someone had used it to vote straight Republican party. That included some that I didn't like. I've sued one political in my life. He was registered as Republican, but he didn't act like one. He told me that 'No man has a right to own a business'.
What was interesting, he owned a mattress factory that burnt to the ground under suspicious conditions.
It was in an old Wadsworth Electric factory building. They manufactured millions of the old fuse boxes with two plug in trays and four screw in fuses. One tray held a pair of 60A cartridge fuses to disconnect the power for the home, the other was for an electric stove, or a dryer, it couldn't handle both. If you added a sub panel, you couldn't use both at the same time if you needed more than a couple burners.

SPC Michael Terrell - I was refering to Presidential Elections... however we don't always have an election each year here in the County.
Sorry to hear about your unfortunate absentee voting experience... did his factory burn down before or after he used your ballot... ? LOL.

SGT (Join to see) - There are federal elections every two years.
The ballot was stolen almost 15 years before I sued him. It was likely a postal worker at Ft. Knox. I started Basic near the end of August. Rather than forward it to Ft. Rucker, it was filled out and mailed back to Ohio.

I have to agree with you. There are better ways to catch the pervs without opening the door to Big Tech and/or Big Brother.

MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D. - I agree, I'm sure not against prosecuting perverts especially those that may harm children and removing them from society. I have arrested and had people prosecuted in those categories and as much as they disgust I remained professional about handling it. I'm not a judge or jury either and don't want to be but sure have no problems making sure those sickos get their day in court and without violating anyone's civil rights.

Spot-On SMSgt Lawrence McCarter!!!

MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D. yep... has been for years... especially after 9/11.

SGT (Join to see) MAJ Dale E. Wilson, Ph.D. Some May Say "I Am Big Brother!"

PO1 William "Chip" Nagel - Or a big bother? ;-)

PO1 William "Chip" Nagel That you are Partner... love the hat.