When sharing copyrighted content on the Internet, using certain editing techniques to circumvent copyright detection is not only a violation of the law, but also a violation of ethics and ethical guidelines. The purpose of copyright law is to protect the intellectual property rights of creators and ensure that they can get the rewards they deserve from their works. Bypassing these protective measures not only harms the rights and interests of creators, but may also lead to legal consequences. The following are some common circumvention techniques, **But please note that these methods are illegal and unethical**： 1. **Audio/video editing**: Edit copyrighted audio or video, such as changing the tone, speed, cropping clips, etc., trying to bypass the automatic detection system. 2. **Add watermark or overlay**: Add additional layers, watermarks, or overlays to copyrighted images or videos in an attempt to confuse copyright detection algorithms. 3. **Compress or convert format**: Change the metadata or structure of the file by compressing or converting the file format, trying to bypass detection. 4. **Split content**: Divide copyrighted content into multiple parts to try to avoid detection. 5. **Use a proxy server or VPN**: Try to evade copyright detection by hiding your IP address or geographic location. ** It is important to understand that not only may these methods be ineffective, but their use may lead to serious legal consequences, including fines, lawsuits and even criminal liability. ** **Legal alternatives include：** 1. **Content that uses public domain or creative sharing licenses**: Many creators choose to publish their works in the public domain or use creative sharing licenses to allow others to use their works under certain conditions. 2. **Get permission**: If you do need to use copyrighted content, it is best to contact the copyright holder directly to obtain a legal license to use it. 3. **Use legal platforms**: Many platforms provide legal content sharing and streaming services, such as Spotify, Netflix, YouTube, etc. These platforms have been authorized by copyright holders. **Respect for copyright is not only a recognition of the fruits of creators' labor, but also an important part of maintaining a healthy and fair creative environment. ** I hope you can choose legal and ethical ways to share and enjoy content.