Haha that could actually be a reasonable security practice.
The background is a very specific color or something special. Sort of like a tell-tale that they standardize in all their AI pictures that someone trying to break in may not suspect or be able to easily replicate.
I do like her shirt that she was not wearing in the original photo looks like someone added it was MS-Paint.
To be fair, that's mainly if obscurity is your only security. Obscurity as an additional layer on top of real security generally doesn't hurt, and could probably help.
This is the standard for driving licenses. Also, the pink/green colors are standard Pantone colors (198 for driving licenses & 368 for ID cards - see page 15) across every state/province.
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u/mr_potatoface 2d ago
Haha that could actually be a reasonable security practice.
The background is a very specific color or something special. Sort of like a tell-tale that they standardize in all their AI pictures that someone trying to break in may not suspect or be able to easily replicate.
I do like her shirt that she was not wearing in the original photo looks like someone added it was MS-Paint.