How does that work? Apple had that fuzzy hash system that they were trying to implement for example, which required storing a fuzzy hash of illicit data on the user's device to check against.
Also, by definition cryptographic hashes are trapdoor functions. It's impossible to reproduce the data from the hash besides brute force attacking it.
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npub1ts…sc657
2023-09-04 07:09:51 UTC
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