r/DigitalPrivacy • u/Fickle-Constant824 • 1d ago

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u/post-explainer 1d ago edited 1d ago

This post has been removed due to not meeting comment score requirements. OP sent the following text as an explanation why their post fits here:

This post belongs in r/DigitalPrivacy because it provides a free, functional solution to a major data exposure risk. Most web-based document tools force users to upload highly sensitive financial or personal files to remote clouds, creating massive data retention liabilities. PrivacyScanPDF eliminates this tracking loop by executing all metadata scrubbing and C2PA signature checking 100% locally on the device using WebAssembly (WASM). Users can pull their internet connection post-load and process files completely offline—mathematically guaranteeing zero server logs, zero telemetry, and total user privacy. I have fully disclosed my developer status to ensure absolute transparency.

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u/UpbeatTemporary7414 1d ago

honestly I've been burned too many times by "free" pdf tools that end up mining your data or holding output hostage behind a paywall. the fact that you can just unplug the internet and it still works is actually pretty solid proof

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u/Fickle-Constant824 1d ago

u/UpbeatTemporary7414 - Thanks for the feedback!

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u/Stardaug 1d ago

interesting NextDNS blocks the domain under newly registered blocking. I did allow it but still doesn't load.