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Photo Ninja: Anti Reverse Image Search
Photo Ninja: Anti Reverse Image Search
Outsmart tech companies by using A.I. to protect your photos from reverse image searches.
Whether you're using a dating app or posting on social media, you no longer have to worry about someone reverse-searching your images and finding your identity. Photo Ninja can make your photos reverse-search-proof and guarantee they won't be traceable on big search engines.
Outsmart tech companies by using A.I. to protect your photos from reverse image searches.
Whether you're using a dating app or posting on social media, you no longer have to worry about someone reverse-searching your images and finding your identity. Photo Ninja can make your photos reverse-search-proof and guarantee they won't be traceable on big search engines.
What is a reverse image search?
What is a reverse image search?
In the past few years, companies such as Clearview AI have traded consumer privacy for profit. These shady companies have sold our data to an unimaginable cohort of people, including spammers, marketers and stalkers. And all it takes is one photo for them to find your identity and personal information. For example, a stalker can take a screenshot of someone's dating profile picture and use Google Reverse Image Search to find out everything about that person.
For Example:
*(A reverse-image-search of Joe Biden)*
They can also use TinEye—a special reverse image search engine—to trace the entire digital footprint of your photo.
How can you solve the problem on your own?
How can you solve the problem on your own?
Previously, the only way to outsmart Google or TinEye has been by rotating or disfiguring the photo, completely ruining the aesthetic.
How Can DoNotPay Help?
How Can DoNotPay Help?
As spammers, hackers, marketers and stalkers all get access to reverse image search technology, the only way we can fight back is with our own AI-based privacy protection software.
As spammers, hackers, marketers and stalkers all get access to reverse image search technology, the only way we can fight back is with our own AI-based privacy protection software.
Introducing Photo Ninja: DoNotPay's latest product that uses A.I to make any photo undetectable to reverse image search engines like Google and TinEye, without compromising the aesthetic of the photo.
Introducing Photo Ninja: DoNotPay's latest product that uses A.I to make any photo undetectable to reverse image search engines like Google and TinEye, without compromising the aesthetic of the photo.
Photo Ninja uses a novel series of steganography, detection perturbation, visible overlay, and several other AI-based enhancement processes to shield your images from reverse image searches without compromising the look of your photo. Using a combination of pixel-editing and ML-trained models, our technology alters the image just enough to makes sure that you don't have to sacrifice good aesthetic for privacy.
Photo Ninja uses a novel series of steganography, detection perturbation, visible overlay, and several other AI-based enhancement processes to shield your images from reverse image searches without compromising the look of your photo. Using a combination of pixel-editing and ML-trained models, our technology alters the image just enough to makes sure that you don't have to sacrifice good aesthetic for privacy.
How to beat reverse-search engines using DoNotPay:
How to beat reverse-search engines using DoNotPay:
1. Open Photo Ninja on DoNotPay
1. Open Photo Ninja on DoNotPay
2. Upload the photo or image you want to cloak and press submit
2. Upload the photo or image you want to cloak and press submit
3. Our algorithms will automatically insert hidden changes and cloak your image, so it's no longer recognizable by reverse search engines. The newly generated image will be downloadable from your disputes page!
3. Our algorithms will automatically insert hidden changes and cloak your image, so it's no longer recognizable by reverse search engines. The newly generated image will be downloadable from your disputes page!
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