This blog post critically examines the Google Pixel 10's implementation of C2PA's Content Credentials, arguing that their approach undermines the trustworthiness of captured images. The author highlights various flaws in the C2PA design and Google's implementation, suggesting that the technology creates confusion rather than assurance regarding image authenticity. Several technical examples demonstrate how users can create undetectable forgeries and how the metadata may mislead casual users into believing their content is tamper-proof. Overall, the post warns against relying on the Pixel 10 for photographic evidence due to its inadequate cryptographic protections and privacy concerns associated with Google's data collection practices.