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Originally Posted by mrhenderson (Post 2921758)

As evidenced here and all the other lesser but similar sites, there is no shortage of naked women on the internet. How risky do you think it really is to post pics with nudity showing face? In the unlikely situation where someone did recognize you or your wife/gf, seems even less likely they'd do anything other than enjoy the find. I guess there will always be weirdos and jerks like anywhere but I wonder if the risk is overstated. Any stories from those who have posted face pics and good or bad outcomes?

Ive been showing my wife and now ex wife for over 10 years shes been recognised once and i chat with him most nights so far he has kept my secret and loves wanking over her and asking me all sorts of personal questions, Hes kept my secret for over 8 years

my wife (ex) is posted on all sorts of sites now. i hope to give guy blow jobs to keep my secret lol

Never Posted Face Pics

I never will either. I like living life without complications.

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Originally Posted by Yorkie11 (Post 2976801)

Personally I would never post a pic of my wife with her face. I often think about posting pics without but I'm a little paranoid, despite the odds, that someone recognises the back ground and knows its her. And while I'm confident 99% if you save pictures and do nothing else with them, it's that 1%. It would destroy her career as well as our trust. I really only come here to read the stories and occasionally she my own. Even then I'm worried someone works out its me.
I also have other pics I've taken at the beach or that I've been sent. I may one day post those (without faces) I haven't plucked up the courage yet.

I'm nervous about posting pictures, too. I mainly have taken videos of my fun and by the time I crop an image it ends up very zoomed in because I'm trying to get rid of anything that could tie it back to us.

I don't want to get identified, but it wouldn't be the end of the world for me, really. If one of my partners was outed, it would have a much bigger impact and I'd feel horrible.

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Originally Posted by MrBrummell (Post 2976921)

Try taking some with a sheet for a background or something, crop out her face, make sure she's not wearing any obviously identifiable jewelry, and you're good to go, but if you just can't risk it, you just can't.

You forgot the one most important deletion and that's the exif data info that comes with the original photo.

How does one delete the exif data nectcouple?

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Originally Posted by graeno (Post 2977396)

How does one delete the exif data nectcouple?

Just don't post the original. Most photo editing software will delete the data.
Just copy the photo into the program, make a small change and save that copy and post.
(Just double check that the data is gone.)

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Originally Posted by nectcouple (Post 2977442)

Screen capturing the pic seems to do it, too.

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Originally Posted by indym (Post 2977457)

Screen capturing the pic seems to do it, too.

That's right, because that's also not the original. :)

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Originally Posted by nigbo (Post 2976273)

My wife has been recognised on here which is remarkable. I asked the guy how he knew her. From the information he gave about her & his username & his lack of response to my question, it was obvious he didn’t really know her as such - but knows who she is & where she is & lives remarkably close - his username being the clue.

Mike, that's interesting. I'll have to let you know :cool:

remove metadata Exifdata

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Originally Posted by graeno (Post 2977396)

How does one delete the exif data nectcouple?

In Windows right-click on photo, Properties and there is an option to make a copy with all meta data stripped out.

There is alps a free program called ExifPurge

Key metadata data to remove are:
Location: latitude and longitude - switch off that option on your phones photo app or camera if it has GPS.
make/model of phone/camera
sometimes Owner/username can be embedded