Some visual updates for the website I'm working on

I have been working on a website / browser extension for CDR (content disarm and reconstruction) so users can quickly scan any suspicious files they receive and get rid of embedded macros, scripts, metadata, etc... Also working on another (beta) feature to scan webpages and score them for security/privacy/legitimacy Website:

cleanthis.io

cleanthis.io — Free File Scanner, Metadata Viewer & Remover

Scan files for malware, view EXIF & hidden metadata, then strip GPS, macros & scripts from PDFs, images, Office docs and 100+ formats. Free, no sig...

Chrome/Firefox Extension:

GitHub

GitHub - therealziggy/cleanthis-extension-chrome: Chromium based browsers' extension for cleanthis.io services - automatically cleans files from any potential threats before they are downloaded using Content Disarm and Reconstruction (CDR) method

Chromium based browsers' extension for cleanthis.io services - automatically cleans files from any potential threats before they are downloaded...

Still work in progress, feedback/criticism is appreciated. <currently graphics/design is still vibe-coded place holder>

So theoretically, for 'online age verification' issues currently going on, governments can create apps that allow a user to retrieve their data from government database anonymously (zk-proofs for authentication and PIR for anonymous data requests) and then be able to authenticate that they are over the legal age in any required website through another zk-proof operation (so website doesn't know how old u actually are or who are you, yet can mathematically confirm that you are over a certain age)? so it's technically possible but regulators just lack the intention? I imagine they would still be able to associate some db requests with login times etc via metadata but that's solvable as well

This is why i wish projects like Pirate-Chain (Zcash hardfork) had more recognition. The protocol enforces shielded zk-snarks transaction by default, which eliminates the core weakness of zcash.

@final [GrapheneOS] 📱👁️‍🗨️ Quick Q about GrapheneOS USB backups: - Does it back up only the active profile, or all profiles at once? - If it's per-profile: can one USB drive hold multiple profile backups, and can they all be restored to a new phone from that same drive?

How do you see AI-based military systems (such as the ones created by Palantir) fitting in the decentralization of command concept? specially since it's arguably more centralized, yet faster, more accurate, and introduces less friction (according to their marketing at least)

How does Meshtastic compare to MeshCore or APRS, in terms of stability and dependency?