Show the crowd, not the people in it
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Short answer
Before posting protest photos or video, cover every face with FaceHush. It finds and hides faces on your phone without uploading anything, so you can share what happened without helping anyone identify the people who were there.
Why it matters
Photos from protests can be used to identify participants, sometimes long after the event. Covering faces lets you document the crowd, the signs and the scale without exposing individuals.
A quick checklist
Faces are the start. Before you post:
- Cover every face with solid or emoji, not light blur
- Check for distinctive tattoos, hair and clothing
- Remove location tags from your post
- Use a censored copy, never the original file
Questions
Will FaceHush find faces in a big crowd?
It finds most clearly visible faces. Very small or turned faces can be missed, so check the result and cover anything left.
Is anything uploaded?
No. FaceHush processes everything on your phone and works offline.