Quote from: TimeTeller on July 30, 2018, 11:21:06 PM

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Quote from: TimeTeller on July 29, 2018, 11:01:41 PM

Quote from: Mikauku on July 29, 2018, 05:39:13 PM

The photo of the person has to be confirmed by our Face recognition system. It has live detection mode which checks not just points of the 3D face, but also different conditions and gestures of a person. So there is no way to fool our FR system.

In case some person uses counterfeit documents with someone else data and just sticks his face image to it, then sooner or later we will catch him. Because we store his biometrics data and once we found out that's counterfeit documents then we report to police sending biometrics data of a criminal.

Quote from: 300pips on July 29, 2018, 04:31:56 PM

Sir how will you verify documents from fake Photoshopped images?

Gtreat! But how safe and secure really is the data of every person stored in your system?
That they will know every chance you will use their data? No loopholes inside.
Because what you are getting here are very sensitive info of an individual, knowing the fact that you are not even an authority to gather those but just like any other business out there that wants to earn money.

We don't have any means to use their data. Each individual data will only be shared at the individual's own disposal. Each individual will have the liberty to choose to which company they only want to share their details and up to want extent only. Access to these data are in encrypted view and with access only via iTrue platform.

But who has the access of the iTrue platform's server?
Of course, those data need to be stored somewhere.
Or I'm not understanding things here. Please enlighten us.

Data is stored on blockchain and all data is encrypted only accessible by using the owner's biometrics (could be face, iris of your eyes, or veins on your arm).