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palehuna
Shield your images and render them useless to AI models.
palehuna Palehuna is a mobile app. It's (fairly) common knowledge that most of our images end up as training data in models. Palehuna protects images from becoming data by shifting the image in subtle ways almost imperceptible to humans. In doing this, people who post images online - like parents who post pictures of their kids or artists who post pictures of their art- can protect their images. Huna (hū'-na), n. [Huna, to be little.] 1. A minute part of; a small particle; grain. Huna one, grain of sand. 2. A small part of anything. A particle of dust; a crumb of food or other substance. 3. [Huna, to hide.] That which is concealed; the private parts; genitals; kahi huna. 4. A secret. Pale ('pa lei), v: 1. To cover up; to overlay. 1 Oihl. 29:4. 2. nvt. To ward off, thrust aside, parry, fend off, bar, shield, defend, protect; to ignore a command or law, make void, nullify, prevent, repulse, resist, break, avoid, not adhere to; protection, defense, barrier, warding off, guard; curtain (Puk. 26.4); bib, partition, bar, railing, bulwark, shield, sheath, outer garment; division, canto of a song, scene of a play, division of song in a hula (preceded by both ka and ke). Pale lua (Heb. 9.3), second veil or partition in the temple of Solomon. Pule pale (Kep. 57), prayer asking for protection. Pale ʻōlelo, disobey. ʻIli pale o kāmaʻa, sole of shoes. Pale hewa i ke kuke, avoid the duty, smuggle. Ninaninau pale, cross-examination. Mea pale, defendant. Pale ka ʻaʻaka, crosspatch, cantankerous person; lit., cranky one who shoves. Ua pale ka pilikia, the trouble is thrust aside, finished, over. Pale kauoha, to ignore, fail to carry out a command. Pale i ke aʻo a ka makua, to thrust aside the teaching of the parent. Pale ka leo (Kel. 61), voice is silenced [in death]. He lā ikaika ʻole a ke au i ke pale (For. 5:561), a day when the head current was not strong. hoʻo.pale To fend or ward off; to separate, partition off; to defend in court; to disown. Ma ka ʻaoʻao hoʻopale, on the side of the defendant. (PPN pale.) 3. vt. To deliver, as a child.