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#### MAC: #### MAC:
* Download the binary following this [link](http://sandlab.cs.uchicago.edu/fawkes/files/fawkes_binary.zip) and unzip the download file.
* Create a directory and move all the images you wish to protect into that directory. Note the path to that directory (e.g. ~/Desktop/images). * Create a directory and move all the images you wish to protect into that directory. Note the path to that directory (e.g. ~/Desktop/images).
* Open [terminal](https://support.apple.com/guide/terminal/open-or-quit-terminal-apd5265185d-f365-44cb-8b09-71a064a42125/mac) and change directory to fawkes (the unzipped folder). * Open [terminal](https://support.apple.com/guide/terminal/open-or-quit-terminal-apd5265185d-f365-44cb-8b09-71a064a42125/mac) and change directory to fawkes (the unzipped folder).
* (If your MacOS is Catalina) Run `sudo spctl --master-disable` to enable running apps from unidentified developer. We are working on a solution to bypass this step. * (If your MacOS is Catalina) Run `sudo spctl --master-disable` to enable running apps from unidentified developer. We are working on a solution to bypass this step.
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#### PC: #### PC:
* Download the binary following this [link](http://sandlab.cs.uchicago.edu/fawkes/files/fawkes_binary_windows.zip) and unzip the download file.
* Create a directory and move all the images you wish to protect into that directory. Note the path to that directory (e.g. ~/Desktop/images). * Create a directory and move all the images you wish to protect into that directory. Note the path to that directory (e.g. ~/Desktop/images).
* Open terminal(powershell or cmd) and change directory to protection (the unzipped folder). * Open terminal(powershell or cmd) and change directory to protection (the unzipped folder).
* Run `protection-v0.3.exe -d IMAGE_DIR_PATH` to generate cloak for images in `IMAGE_DIR_PATH`. * Run `protection-v0.3.exe -d IMAGE_DIR_PATH` to generate cloak for images in `IMAGE_DIR_PATH`.
* When the cloaked image is generated, it will output a `*_min_cloaked.png` image in `IMAGE_DIR_PATH`. The generation takes ~40 seconds per image depending on the hardware. * When the cloaked image is generated, it will output a `*_min_cloaked.png` image in `IMAGE_DIR_PATH`. The generation takes ~40 seconds per image depending on the hardware.
#### Linux: #### Linux:
* Download the binary following this [link](http://sandlab.cs.uchicago.edu/fawkes/files/fawkes_binary_linux.zip) and unzip the download file.
* Create a directory and move all the images you wish to protect into that directory. Note the path to that directory (e.g. ~/Desktop/images). * Create a directory and move all the images you wish to protect into that directory. Note the path to that directory (e.g. ~/Desktop/images).
* Open terminal and change directory to protection (the unzipped folder). * Open terminal and change directory to protection (the unzipped folder).
* Run `./protection-v0.3 -d IMAGE_DIR_PATH` to generate cloak for images in `IMAGE_DIR_PATH`. * Run `./protection-v0.3 -d IMAGE_DIR_PATH` to generate cloak for images in `IMAGE_DIR_PATH`.