I noticed a few days ago that someone had put up two signs on a local, fairly busy, road. They were cloth signs with the following painted on them, "Covid vax heart attacks", and on the other "Covid shots blood clots". Pretty effective; short and sweet. I would have taken photos, but if I want to download photos to my computer, for posting here, I have to take them with my digital camera, download to a laptop computer in our house, for transfer to my laptop that I use for posting things here. (my laptop sd card reader quit working a couple years ago) It looked like a county highway department truck was in the process of taking them down, but a few thousand people probably saw them while they were up.
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Where I grew concerned was on a malfunctioning laptop. The image generation in windows I learned was processing through the graphics system and not direct to screen. If you preented an image the hardware would introduce artifacts into every saved image. When the image corruption was reintroduced into the image saved it became a concern.
You would need to test using a known safe system as the image pipeline could introduce and remove artifacts realtime without you being aware. The shared image could be sent through Cisco's network hardware, processed and cleaned without you being aware.
It's not beyond the realm of possibilities.
Kek. You just typed "printed" with a Greek accent. ;-)
I'd love to see some evidence.