Solution seems inaccurate

[MRAWAY77]

Hi Technolatent,

I would like to check the issue with these few images that is taken from my smartphone (Iphone 17 promax). I ran your solution the report is impressive but all authentic images alwyas shows fake/highly suspicious. is there a reason why?

Sample Example where the image is taken from the in-built camera

PIXELPROOF — Quick Forensic Metadata Scan
File: /home/mraway/Pictures/IPhone17ProMax/camphoto_1804928587.JPG

FILE DETAILS

format: JPEG
mode: RGB
size: 4032 x 3024
info_keys: ['jfif', 'jfif_version', 'jfif_unit', 'jfif_density', 'exif', 'photoshop', 'icc_profile', 'dpi']
ExifOffset: 26
ColorSpace: 65535
ExifImageWidth: 4032
ExifImageHeight: 3024

PHOTOSHOP RESOURCE BLOCKS

ID 0x0404: 0 bytes
ID 0x0425: 16 bytes
  Caption Digest: d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e
  ⚠ MD5 of empty string — caption was deliberately blanked

⚠ FLAGS (6)

‣ PHOTOSHOP RESOURCE BLOCK detected in file headers — image was processed through Adobe Photoshop or compatible software
‣ Caption Digest is MD5('') — metadata was intentionally scrubbed
‣ NO CAMERA HARDWARE INFO — no Make, Model, Lens, ISO, etc. Real photos almost always have these
‣ NO ORIENTATION TAG — cameras always set this
‣ NO GPS DATA — could be stripped or location was off
‣ NO TIMESTAMP — real camera photos have date/time

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🔴 HIGHLY SUSPICIOUS

Reagrds,
MrAway