Re: How long does it take a JPG to deteriorate?

ben brugman writes:

My JPEG's do detoriate, sometimes you do not notice, and
sometimes the complete lower part of a JPEG is gray.
Sometimes from a certain point onward the color changes.

If this happens to JPEGs stored on disk, your disk drive is about to
fail. You'll start to see it in other files very soon.

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