[EarlyBird]

Don’t know if you saw this, but Dustin Nemoes talks about steganography found in Q posts in this video, starting at about 1:30:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=o2xAD6-ZKUI

[KitJ]

Thanks, EarlyBird.

Interesting, but he’s describing something a little different than I am.

The technique I’m talking about uses programs to get to the bit/byte layer of images (or files) and cryptically insert short/small data strings inside that layer. You need special programs to hide and unhide this information.

The more information you hide inside an image, the more it distorts the image when viewed. Thus, the things inside are generally relatively small to the overall size of the image.

This can also be done with sound, video, or other files. The larger the file, the more can be conveniently hidden.

K

[Steven W.]

Thanks for the link to Nemos - I've gone down that rabbit hole before and did again. Interestingly he concluded the same as I before - that it's an interesting trek but the people who "found" can't effectively explain HOW they arrived at it. In any event, "they" ended up here & New Yorker on Steele and then to here:

https://mega.nz/#F!z1FCnaiA!4NS6tTnFmNs_yBZpKbCCgg.

People should check it out - it appears to be a collection by a meme maker but all the meme's are relevant though it's said you can find hints in filenames etc. but I just found the message from the memes to be red-pilled + consistent i.e. this was all prepared by one person (?)

[TEXOKIE]

Thanks for the link to Nemo about the steganography.