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Virginia Occidental demanda a Apple por negligencia en la protección infantil

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La oficina del fiscal general de Virginia Occidental ha presentado una demanda contra Apple, acusando a la compañía de permitir la distribución de material de abuso sexual infantil (CSAM) a través de su servicio iCloud. La demanda destaca que Apple priorizó la privacidad del usuario sobre la seguridad infantil, resultando en una baja cantidad de reportes de CSAM comparado con otras empresas tecnológicas. En 2023, Apple reportó solo 267 casos, mientras que Google reportó 1.47 millones. La demanda busca daños legales y punitivos, así como la implementación de medidas efectivas de detección de CSAM. Esta situación resalta la creciente preocupación sobre la responsabilidad de las grandes empresas tecnológicas en la protección de los niños en línea.

Key Details: • La demanda fue presentada el jueves por la oficina del fiscal general de Virginia Occidental. • Apple reportó solo 267 casos de CSAM en 2023, en comparación con 1.47 millones de Google. • Se busca que Apple implemente medidas efectivas de detección de CSAM. • La demanda incluye acusaciones de negligencia por no utilizar tecnologías adecuadas para el reporte de CSAM.

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