Removing Faces From Protest Photos: A Digital Security Strategy.
When photographing a protest, hiding faces and scrubbing metadata is vital to protect your identity and avoid potential repercussions. Many consider it essential to obscure the faces of people in any photos posted online to prevent authorities from collecting and using that information. By removing facial features and metadata, protesters can safeguard their digital presence and maintain control over how their images are used.
- The use of face-obfuscation techniques in photography serves as a powerful tool for activists and protesters seeking to protect their identities and evade surveillance.
- What role do social media platforms play in perpetuating or mitigating the risks associated with face-obliteration in protest photography, particularly when it comes to algorithmic image recognition and content moderation?