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Month: February 2020

A bushfire-smoke landscape photo with areas blacked out to hide detail
Digital Forensics · 4 February 2020

Are Blacked-Out Photos Really Hidden?

Blotting out a face or an address before sharing a photo feels safe. But embedded thumbnails can still hold the version you thought you had hidden.

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