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B.Barnato · 10-14-2012, 08:55 AM

With the advent of Google reverse image search and sites such as tineye a while back, does Google already take into account image duplicates on the web and categorize accordingly?

If not, do you expect this to happen in the near future, to what extent will this change future google updates and what impact will this have?

What options are there to change the image data to make it seem unique and thus immune to this technology?

Discussings.

10-14-2012, 08:55 AM
B.Barnato So Fucking Banned Industry Role: Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 3,618	To what extend does Google already (or in the future) treat duplicate images as duplicate content? With the advent of Google reverse image search and sites such as tineye a while back, does Google already take into account image duplicates on the web and categorize accordingly? If not, do you expect this to happen in the near future, to what extent will this change future google updates and what impact will this have? What options are there to change the image data to make it seem unique and thus immune to this technology? Discussings.