Re: protecting images

Hi Marg,

actually you can use digimarc to track them online if they are
downloaded. It imbeds a watermark in the image to track them.
www.digimarc.com

Or you can use eyemageIIE from www.proporta.com to embed a water
marc or send an encrypted message within the image and password
protect it.

You can't stop the downloading of the images but you can track
those that use them again online.

sincerely,
Bob Laurence
Re-Data.com LLC
"We may not know it all, but we know the web"



----- Original Message -----
From: "Ryan Ositis" <ryan(at)yetiarts.com>
To: "marg cameron" <knmc2cm(at)yahoo.ca>
Cc: <hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2002 6:17 PM
Subject: Re: protecting images


: Marg,
:
: While this issue occasionally gets asked, I'm afraid that the
answer is
: no. If it is on the web, anyone can download it and do what
ever they
: want. That's just the nature of the Web.
:
: If unauthorized use of the photos is a serious and overriding
concern,
: perhaps you should rethink putting them online.
:
: HTH!
:
: -Ryan
:
: marg cameron wrote:
:
: > is there a way I can protect the images so that no one
: > can download these private photos for unauthorized
: > use?
: > thanks
: > Marg Cameron
: > Alzheimer Society of Toronto
: > www.alzheimertoronto.org
: >
: >
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