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> I can't imagine anyone would do day-to-day testing with actual illegal images. You select any random image as your test image, marking that image as CP in t
by sumedh 5y ago
> I can't imagine anyone would do day-to-day testing with actual illegal images.
You select any random image as your test image, marking that image as CP in the backend and then try to upload that image from your test phone.
- testfoobar 5y agoUnderstood that that is how you test in the early stages. But at some point you have to run tests against the actual deployed perceptual hash database.
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- Ambroos 5y agoNo reason why you can't just generate random images and add them to the real database, indistinguishable from actual hashes. As long as the test images aren't public it's low risk, and even if they leak they could be removed from the database and new test images could be generated.
- testfoobar 5y agoThat makes sense. I would still quit the team.
- johnny53169 5y agoWouldn't that mean that people created a system that can be used with normal pictures? So your code was literally to flag an innocent photo?