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That doesn't mean the video is real though!
by macawfish 7y ago
That doesn't mean the video is real though!
- acct1771 7y agoAt least you can track how the propaganda changes focus over time.
- macawfish 7y agoTrue we gotta look on the bright side
- tcbawo 7y agoI wouldn't be surprised if camera makers were embedding invisible watermarks in their images/videos already.
- NateEag 7y agoI would. The market has not demanded this yet, so why on earth would they waste the resources on building it? I might wish they did, but my experience of life says that product won't exist it until it looks profitable, and maybe not even then. That aside, watermarking video from cameras buys you nothing in terms of trust. Not all cameras will have the feature, so videos without it will not be known to be untrustworthy. For cameras that have it, the owners will be able to forge videos using them one way or another, so videos with watermarks will not be known trustworthy. Chains of trust are fundamentally about humans, and now that forging videos is trivial, we will never be able to safely assume in a vacuum that one is not forged. It's back to credible eyewitnesses, like we had to rely on for most of history.