TruthLens vs NeverCleaner

TruthLens helps you inspect whether an image carries AI provenance, Content Credentials, EXIF metadata, XMP data, software tags, or suspicious file-structure signals. Designed for privacy-first image verification, TruthLens analyzes JPEG and PNG files locally on your device. Your image is not uploaded to a server. TruthLens prioritizes provenance-based evidence such as C2PA metadata and known AI tool signals from providers including OpenAI and other image-generation pipelines. It also checks camera metadata, software markers, file structure, and metadata sparsity to produce a clear, easy-to-understand result. Key features: • Local image analysis • C2PA and Content Credentials inspection • EXIF, XMP, PNG, and JPEG metadata checks • AI provenance signal detection • Clear verdict, confidence score, and evidence list • Exportable detection report TruthLens provides heuristic provenance assessment, not forensic or legal certification.

NeverCleaner is a Safari Content Blocker extension for iOS. It hides recommended content cards, ad zones, and feed sections that frequently appear on the main page of a specific mobile portal site, improving readability for the user. Highlights • Built on Apple's standard Safari Content Blocker API • No JavaScript injection • The extension makes no network requests of its own • No advertising ID, no user tracking, no analytics SDK • No data collection How it works 1. Install and open the App once. 2. iOS Settings → Safari → Extensions → enable NeverCleaner. 3. Visit the target site in Safari — the rules apply automatically. 4. Disabling the extension or removing the App reverts the page instantly. Blocking scope The App hides the recommended content area (feed cards, clip ranking, in-line banner placements) on the main page of the supported mobile portal. Search bar, category navigation, and footer remain fully visible. Privacy The App does not collect, store, or transmit any user data. Safari Content Blocker passes static rules to Safari at the OS level; all blocking happens inside Safari. Support GitHub: https://github.com/hcooch2ch3/never-cleaner