> What about adding directly via javascript?

What about it?  If you supply the data to the browser, which you must
in form or another for the end user to see, the end user can get at it
somehow.

About the most obscure way to go is to render tiles at your server and
serve those, so that no real "data" goes to the client.  But if they
can see the tiles, they can digitize back to the data.

If it is sensitive, don't put it on the web.

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