What good is end to end encryption if the OS is prebuilt with a method of breaking that encryption? This is definitional backdooring, and you’re back to trusting Apple’s goodwill (and/or willingness to resist governments) to keep your data safe (I.e., not add new decryptable triggers).
Not having backdoors is a hard requirement for end to end encryption offering privacy guarantees.
This is taking the discussion into the realm of hypothetical. If we end up in a world where there are reliable public cloud providers that offer end to end encryption with no content scanning whatsoever, I'll be glad to give them my money.
Not having backdoors is a hard requirement for end to end encryption offering privacy guarantees.