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Posted By: David
About two years ago I asked SCG how they identified alterations, and they wouldn't tell me. After that I assumed (perhaps, incorrectly) that most graders did not consider that type of stuff public information (perhaps they want to their techniques secret from each other). I have virtually nill experience with SGC and PSA other than that. |
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