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      <description>The dangers of cloud redactors when sending identification documents to landlords or apps, and how to black out SSNs locally in browser memory.</description>
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      <description>Comparing Redacted.app's manual bounding box approach with MaskMyBody's on-device 468-point face and 21-point hand landmarker vision engine.</description>
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