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I suggest the server tells the client which bitrate/compression to send, but watermarks probably don’t need a full re-encode on the server, could easily be in m
by andy_ppp 6y ago
I suggest the server tells the client which bitrate/compression to send, but watermarks probably don’t need a full re-encode on the server, could easily be in metadata or only key frames which would be fine. Scary though, I’m sure this will happen in all media at some point. The best way to get around this of course is use someone else’s account to leak from...
- meowface 6y agoI imagine the only truly secure way to do it would be to transcribe the meeting (automatically or manually) and leak the transcription. The video/audio could be shared with one or two trusted journalists to prove it's legitimate (barring sophisticated deepfakes), and the journalists could post the transcript. Maybe in theory even a transcription could be unsafe if the server actually manipulated the words in real-time in some way so that different listeners would hear different word synonyms at certain points, but that seems very convoluted and unlikely.