Quote from: bobbybkk on Today at 05:52:01 AM

Maybe as a example: Set up a website with a couple of pics and enter the seed phrase in single words in the EXIF Data for example. If you keep your mouth shut that this webpage even exist, this should be quite safe...

Just my thoughts about this

Hi. This is not a very good option.
Bitcoin seed phrases should never be online. That's a must.
Specifically for the approach you mention though:
1. the website will be stored in a server.
(a) if it's a local server, it needs to be backed-up properly, otherwise if the disk fails, the website is gone and the bitcoin as well.
(b) if it's a remote server, then you need to trust the owner of the server.
(c) if it's a cloud server, then the company that provides the service will know everything about the website and of course problem (b) arises again.
2. there are websites like https://www.exifdata.com/ that will easily allow the hacker to get the seed phrase from the images.
3. there are website scrapers that search for websites and download all their contents.

Finally, the following approach is really super easy and people should just follow the easy paths:
1. generate a seed phrase in an airgapped device.
2. write it down in a piece of paper twice.
3. store the backups in 2 separate locations.
4. check them up twice a year.