If you want to keep part of an image private use something that does not depend upon the underlying data. Be sure that you're not simply applying a black bar on a different layer, or changing colors of text or background, as those are also prone to failure. (Not really applicable to png but other file formats have multiple layers.)
Please note that using data-dependent operations in an attempt to obfuscate data is extremely dangerous:
http:// fusion. kinja.com/ um-bad- news-pixelating -or-blurring- doesnt- actually- wo-1793860362 /dheera. net/projects/ blur cseweb. ucsd.edu/ ~saul/papers/ pets16- redact. pdf
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If you want to keep part of an image private use something that does not depend upon the underlying data. Be sure that you're not simply applying a black bar on a different layer, or changing colors of text or background, as those are also prone to failure. (Not really applicable to png but other file formats have multiple layers.)
http:// blogs.adobe. com/security/ 2009/12/ how_to_ properly_ redact_ pdf_fil. html /apple. stackexchange. com/questions/ 22683/blacking- out-a-part- of-a-pdf- or-redaction- of-text
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