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[QUOTE=BigPenor;7518397]If you share any pictures of your face, even if you've never shared them before, you can be found. There are sites today that can match your face from one pic with your face from other pics that might be on your linkedin, facebook, or any other public sites (there are so many now).[/QUOTE]Yeah it's definitely scary. I had someone identify me when I didn't even use my own picture. It was a man who looked like me and they still found me and my first and last name. Plus I never used my real name. Be careful men. I had to upload my license to SDM too now I'm freaking out.

[QUOTE=NdFanMan;7518288]I get that. I use photos that are not posted anywhere else. [/QUOTE]Those photos that you send out. Have you run them on the face recognition sites and see what pops up? These sites can find you even if you use a different picture. And if you have personal info associated with any of these other pictures, answers the question as to how they got the info.

[QUOTE=HarryMcHardon;7518666]Those photos that you send out. Have you run them on the face recognition sites and see what pops up? These sites can find you even if you use a different picture. And if you have personal info associated with any of these other pictures, answers the question as to how they got the info.[/QUOTE]No I've never tried. What sites are those?

[QUOTE=BigDickNickkk;7519003]No I've never tried. What sites are those?[/QUOTE]In my opinion, which may be wrong, if you upload a photo to any site, even a site like this one, that photo will be there forever, even after deleted to the public eye. Somehow.

With that being said, if you were to test your own image on a site like lenso, which requires money to see the result, in my opinion, you are creating a digital trail of your face that somehow, one day, will lead to exactly what you are wanting to prevent: Being exposed.

On the bright side, your photos are now all over the internet, which anyone can use to scam someone with. Meaning, that it wasn't truly you, who created your Seeking profile, if you are ever exposed. It was that scammer, that cartel, that man or woman who lives overseas.

Perhaps, that photo with your face in it on Seeking or an escort verification, IS your face and body. It even managed to go undetected by your potential sugar baby who likely only cares about how many bags you have to offer for her time. But upon further inspection, it is AI, therefore not TRULY you. That photo can't pop on lenso or any other reverse image site. Why? Because it never existed. It was only EVER used on Seeking. The same can be said for any real photo as well. But still, an AI photo does sound more appealing to be used against you in a court or law or public opinion.

Can you really be charged or guilty of a scandal if someone uses an AI version of your image, or as today's headlines would call it, "Deepfake"?

Think about that the next time you want to make a dating profile in today's modern world.

Google, bing, yandex, tineye, depositphotos.

There's an chrome extension called RevEye that will allow you to search most of them with one (right) click to make it easier.

[QUOTE=BigDickNickkk;7519003]No I've never tried. What sites are those?[/QUOTE].

[QUOTE=BigDickNickkk;7519003]No I've never tried. What sites are those?[/QUOTE]Run your photos on Facecheck and Pimeyes. Much more advanced than Google photo search as they go by facial recognition metrics and will find other pics of you on the web if you have them out there and can be completely different pictures in different settnigs. They will also find others that look like you and hopefully that is all you will find. I suggest you search the forum on info about these sites and how to defend against them. Even if that's not the way you got outed, it's key you remain aware of this.

I'm very low profile on the web, no social media, no work related stuff, yet Pimeyes found one pic of me out there from a club I'm in. No identifying data, but the info was there about where and when the club meets, so a bad actor theoretically would know where to find me. Not good. I got on my club website (I have access luckily) and altered the offending pic and now don't generate any matches from these sites.

But definitely part of my opsec is to run any photo I send to a POT out on these 2 sites before I send them out, even if it's the same pic I've sent out for a year. Because you never know when new pics of you may appear out there.

You can also petition these sites to remove your photo which I have heard works, but it's a hassle and I don't trust these sites not to use your proven pic to further hone their algorithms to find your face even more accurately. But for someone with a lot of internet presence, it's probably a good idea.

[QUOTE=HarryMcHardon;7519696]Run your photos on Facecheck and Pimeyes. [/QUOTE]Did you have to use a VPN for the Pimeyes search? When I tried it it gave me a region not supported message.

[QUOTE=PornFan1000;7519841]Did you have to use a VPN for the Pimeyes search? When I tried it it gave me a region not supported message.[/QUOTE]Yes. Back when I used Pimeyes, you have to start a VPN app as well.

I'm supposed to meet this girl, but I'm pretty sure she is a pro. Thos pictures look so familiar.

[URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/7e040178-4f06-4b9e-9d2a-3cd281b06703[/URL]

[QUOTE=PornFan1000;7519841]Did you have to use a VPN for the Pimeyes search? When I tried it it gave me a region not supported message.[/QUOTE]You need to use a VPN as it is not available in the United States, the EU and the United Kingdom. Pick a different country.

[QUOTE=Silver6933;7520123]I'm supposed to meet this girl, but I'm pretty sure she is a pro. Thos pictures look so familiar.

[URL]https://members.seeking.com/member/7e040178-4f06-4b9e-9d2a-3cd281b06703[/URL][/QUOTE]Every one of these pics has heavy filters on it. Ask for a current unfiltered pic.