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Originally Posted by Paul&John
What happens if a user clicks on an image and loads the full size version which is not served via Wordpress? So for example it basically loads the domain.com/images/hottie-1.jpg directly.. then it won't be blurred.  |
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Originally Posted by NatalieK
I was also thinking about this...
and with this set up, i take it, the images stay blurred and some people would rather pay an AVS for a quid and see the free images  |
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Originally Posted by teg0
So far all they seem to care about is how the page renders. They are never going to be able to stop tech savy users from figuring out ways to bypass.
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While I agree, and I think trying to figure out how to stop every possible scenario / bypass might sound silly, you never know what these nutjob district attorneys / prosecutors, sue happy people might do.
A quick and easy option (if you are super concerned) would just be to prevent hotlinking. This will stop any direct linking to images with a few lines of code in your htaccess file. This could potentially cause other issues, so would have to test it out. It will also prevent any hotlinking to *ALL* images on your site, so I won't provide any code unless someone really wants it. If you have all of your *NSFW images in a specific directory, you can just target that directory as well, to avoid all images from being restricted from hotlinking, but doubtful that's how wordpress is setup for most users. And if this is wordpress, I'm certain there is already a plugin for that, so might be easier to use a plugin and do it that way.