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If I were to take a picture of a baby at a hospital, wouldn't the majority of the features be of the baby, not the hospital? I suppose if there's at least one p
by jsaxton86 15y ago
If I were to take a picture of a baby at a hospital, wouldn't the majority of the features be of the baby, not the hospital? I suppose if there's at least one picture in the album that's of the actual hospital, that's probably all you would need to infer the rest of the set was taken at the same hospital.
- T-hawk 15y agoThere's plenty of ways to infer location information from a single picture focusing on a baby. The hospital could be identified from something as small as one piece of paper in the background with letterhead or another identifier. Or the face of a nurse in the background that was previously known to be at this hospital. Quite possibly the room layout or particular pieces of equipment in certain arrangements. Landmarks outside a window. Pictures leak a ton of side channel information outside of their subject matter.