Webcam peeking poses significant threats, as typical limiting factors such as motion blur are inadequate. Instead, intra-frame and inter-frame variances in image quality must be addressed with new enhancement techniques. Concurrently, web text design standards are inconsistent, with many designers exercising much freedom in choosing font sizes, often opting for more stylish and larger text to enhance visibility. Investigating web design conventions reveals that while many browser vendors align with W3C recommendations, substantial variations remain that impact user experience.
Motion blur and out-of-focus blurs are not the primary limiting factors in the webcam peeking threat model. Intra-frame and inter-frame variance dominate, indicating the need for new image enhancement techniques.
Despite variations in default CSS font sizes decided by web browser vendors, many adhere to W3C recommendations, allowing a large degree of freedom in web text design that affects both visibility and style.
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