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[Music] okay this is why you shouldn't use the marker to protect text in the mark-up tool if you have a photo that you want to black out some text to protect someone's identity or something and you go to edit and then you go to the mark-up tool which is at the top here but it's also at the bottom for iPhone pluses it's the circle with the three dots mark up you shouldn't use this marker here to block out text because that can be recovered using Photoshop so I'm gonna hit undo this is not the way to do it and the reason is because the marker can be sort of erased in Photoshop it's fairly easy to recover and I'll put up an example here the one on the left has the marker and the right is using Photoshop to recover the text if you zoom in on that it's pretty easy to read the next example shows the block outbox that we used right after this slide and that's that that can't be recovered so use that one so instead go to the + and go to the square use the handles to change the size and then c...