Ctrl+f shows no mention of the study of post-processing quantization nor pruning on their tampered dataset. Overall, I instinctively think that one can create

Ctrl+f shows no mention of the study of post-processing quantization nor pruning on their tampered dataset. Overall, I instinctively think that one can create an NN architecture that is not affected, or even easily detect the tampered pictures with a pre processing pass, and untamper them. NN are actually fuzzy, they support noise, you could add a bit more noise in the dataset to defeat the "radioactiveness". Also, I'm pretty sure Facebook is not doing it to protect user data, but I have no proof.