<ul><li>Thousands of victims have sued Apple over its alleged failure to detect and report illegal child pornography, also known as child sex abuse materials (CSAM).</li><li>Apple scrapped a controversial CSAM-scanning tool last fall due to concerns raised by digital rights groups and potential misuse of the tool.</li><li>Survivors of child sex abuse have accused Apple of using cybersecurity as an excuse to ignore its mandatory CSAM reporting duties.</li><li>If Apple loses the lawsuit, it could face over $1.2 billion in penalties and may be required to implement CSAM-detecting measures on iCloud.</li></ul>

Apple Sued for Not Searching iCloud for CSAM

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