Yes, and you can tell because the proposed solutions attack privacy when alternative solutions exist.
For example, simply deleting CSAM material from devices locally without involving any other parties could have achieved the goals without privacy violations.
It makes me somewhat uncomfortable to argue for not involving other parties (like the police) in cases where real CSAM is found on someone’s device. Same as most people, I think that CSAM is morally reprehensible and really harmful to society. But just deleting it en-masse would have been an effective and privacy-respecting solution.
I think it’s important to see nuance even in things we don’t like to think about. Not everything that has a price tag has a price. We were told we needed to give up privacy, but that wasn’t necessary to take CSAM out of circulation.
