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llloksd

7 points · 9 months ago

For Adobe, all they need to do is check the meta data. If you work somewhere that uses Adobe products (especially all the creative cloud stuff), they'd pretty much fire you on the spot if they found out you don't actually own it.

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RailgunZx

6 points · 9 months ago

They put metadata in exported photos and videos? Seems kinda sketchy. Plus, wouldn't covering your tracks be as easy as removing said metadata?

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LemonScore

2 points · 9 months ago

This thread might be of interest to you: https://www.quora.com/Can-Adobe-find-piracy-Photoshop-through-an-image

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Boogertwilliams

1 point · 9 months ago

Couldn't you then say save the image in Photoshop as BMP, then load that into IrfanView and save it as JPG from there? Bye bye Adobe metadata.

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LemonScore

1 point · 9 months ago

Yup. You can do the same with many popular formats: import Maya models into Blender and save them as Blend files and if there was any metadata it's gone.

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