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princessbella
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yeah i nearly got caught out with something like that once it was a dating iinternet scam...am more carefull now 
Or a nefarious enough person could upload any picture, tag it as someone else not even related to the picture, making said results false. I could upload a picture of Bieber, tag it as being Steven Tyler and yeah. I know this example is so outrageous that it would be noticed by all, but for the lesser known peeps, well it wouldn't be.
Hmm... Now you've spoiled our fun, stilly![]()
But it takes a digital "fingerprint" of the pixels of every picture so just changing the tags or url won't fool it. This is what I don't like about it.
But someone knowing this could still label or whatever as something it's not.
Then you'd end up with two photos with different pixel reports. Which one you gonna believe?
You'd have to change the actual photo to change the pixels and you have no idea which pixels the software ID'ed. It could be pixels 1,253,208 thru 2,435,623 on a 8MB photo, with each pixel's color and xy coordinates cataloged into their system. Its basically a partial copy of the photo itself, like the digital code for part of a song.
I dunno why anyone would upload a fake picture. Anyone want to clarify why a person would upload a fake picture? I mean lets say you put a fake picture on your profile what would that accomplish? If you meet someone off a website face to face how could they explain the sudden change in appearance? I just don't see the upside or reasoning behind doing it.
I did it ! I did find a couple falsey avatar folk on here. I did ! I did ! The accused are below:
Now, I see your avatar image there in this thread, Still~watered, an image I admit I was mighty suspicious of stolen avatar identity from the moment I saw it. So, being fair to others, I wanted to ALERT them of potential slipperiness of id crime by you, so to speak. I mean, iD theft, man almighty, that is a Capital One offense !! LOL . Anyway, being serious here and the green watchdog kind of God guy I am, I just wanted folks to know the truth, IF it was out there, regarding this 'identity' subject. I honestly JUST didn't think you could be that pretty of a guy, Still, that's all. I mean, maybe when you dress all up for Friday night or something, but I still just didn't see it, Still . So I tin-eyed your avatar and found.... WHERE'S MY GREEN GRIN !your not who you say you was. (hey, isn't that a song? Wish you could see me now, yeah, I'm not who I was? ):grin:
Anyhoo, so, change your avatar please or at least let us know who you really are, and, OH, Julianna, I tin-eyed you too, for shame, for shame, as, girl, I just thought you to be much prettier than that guy banging the drums. The red is good, the fur is fine, as, for you, it's not a case of cosmetics, a.k.a. prettiness. It is much more like impostership. As, for me, Still~watered just looked like different than that I pictured, but, YOU, you look like that dude from the Muppets don't you think. Are you Animal's twin? Because, if you are, that would clear everything up completely .![]()
Anyway, that all said, I tin-eyed you, yes, like Still, and, YIKES!! it was Animal. So, either your using your twin's avatar or you are a total imposter. Which are you?? Yes, I thunk that so.... I thought to myself, hmmm, what did that one guy on christianchat say, name was, Sau, Paul, Pau, Saul !! So, I thought, what to do, what to do, what... and in the middle of all that thinking I looked up Saul's thread and this Saul guy says to do that Tineye.com site on suspected avatar identity theft. WHAM!, I tin-eyed you both's avatars and sure enough, I was RIGHT !!! :greengrin:![]()
JUST playing with ya both, ya know, being green, God bless ya both !!!!![]()
The thing this doesn't protect against is the person who uploads a pic of themselves from their "good-looking years" even though they don't look like that anymore.![]()
Someone like me 300 lbs ago![]()