2018-09-12 (W) HackadaySummary

Unphotogenic Lighting as a Feature
The usual method of intentionally ruining a photo is to make a silly face or close your eyes. In this case photos are being ruined to protect the privacy or value of something by using flickering lights which affect the type of camera found in mobile phones. Two methods were used, one which flickered white light, and one which changed from red to green to blue. The results were pretty clear, even if the photos were not.

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