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Pixelation is better than blurring but also not sufficient unless you use huge blocks. If it's an aesthetic thing, someone could make a tool that looks like it
by wlesieutre 9y ago
Pixelation is better than blurring but also not sufficient unless you use huge blocks.
If it's an aesthetic thing, someone could make a tool that looks like it's blurring, but actually puts in fake data and then blurs that.
But anyone who knows or cares enough to go download a purpose-made tool for censoring images probably just opened it in Paint and drew a black rectangle.
- 13of40 9y ago> If it's an aesthetic thing, someone could make a tool that looks like it's blurring The classy thing to do would be to replace it with a real QR code that spells out "remember to drink your ovaltine" but is damaged enough you need about a million brute force attempts to decode it.
- ateesdalejr 9y agoYes please... I need to go make that now.