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# [Your users upload 12MP phone photos. Your app shouldn't serve them raw.](https://danieldavisdev.hashnode.dev/your-users-upload-12mp-phone-photos-your-app-shouldn-t-serve-them-raw?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

If you have ever wired up an ASP.NET Core photo upload and watched a 12-megapixel phone JPEG land in blob storage at full size, sideways, with GPS still in the EXIF, you already know the feeling. The

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