Copy before you move: how Obscura Trace protects your originals
A temporary name, a copy read back from disk, a journal written before each step, a source removed only if it has not changed: what happens during a transfer.
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Why the app copies before it moves, what the confidence it shows means, what has been measured and what has not yet. Every claim points back to the user guide.
A temporary name, a copy read back from disk, a journal written before each step, a source removed only if it has not changed: what happens during a transfer.
Why Obscura Trace separates a verified fact from an estimate, how it decides that one image looks like another, and why it would rather miss a duplicate than invent one.
A full analysis of 10⁶ JPEGs, a release suite with no silent loss, and the numbers that do not meet their target yet. Published measurements, limits included.
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Obscura Trace is signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple. macOS 14 Sonoma or later.