Text copied from a picture still needs an exact error-code check
Use recognised text as a transcription to verify, not a replacement for the original evidence.
The journal
The viewing journal — page 86
Practical reading about streaming, devices and the decisions behind a better prepared setup.
Selecting one area in Chrome Lens does not mean only that area was processed
Read Google’s full-page processing description before using Lens on a private account screen.
Redacting a picture does not automatically redact text copied from it
Review the screenshot, clipboard and support draft as separate pieces of evidence.
A private window is not automatically an extension-free comparison
Inspect the permissions of installed extensions before interpreting a private-session playback result.
A dark Chrome window does not prove you are browsing privately
Theme appearance and Incognito session state are separate things to inspect.
A new Safari profile can omit an extension feature until it is enabled there
Profile-specific extension settings can explain an interface difference without changing the service account.