Image grain overlay

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Example of noise applied to an image (HECKIN CIA TRACKING PIXELS)

The Image grain overlay also sometimes referred to as the "Anti-embedding Filter", "CIA Tracking Pixels", or plainly "Image Noise", was a feature introduced on November 4, 2024, and was used to prevent embedding in images uploaded to the site. It would apply a transparent layer of noise to any image uploaded, in an effort to potentially breaking embedded links.^{[It wasn't very good at this doe]}

It was subsequently removed on November 5, 2024, when Froot stated they had found a "better solution".^{[They just did, ok?]}

The truth

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While proclaimed to be "randomly generated"^{[it just is, ok?]}, the noise is actually based on your data, grabbed from datamining.cia.gov and based on your IP. This data could be used to determine your blood type, post history, and any other info that could be used against you. It was so when Agenda 2030 reaches it's peak, everyone's devices would get scanned for images with the noise inside of it, and if one is detected, it will automatically release deadly poison nerve gas smoke, indetectably eliminating the innocent soicaca, unwilling to live in his eco-pod... Take your meds, goy.

See also

• Media Pending Approval
• Embedding