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Facia is the world's most accurate liveness & deepfake detection solution.
Facial Recognition
Face Recognition Face biometric analysis enabling face matching and face identification.
Photo ID Matching Match photos with ID documents to verify face similarity.
(1:N) Face Search Find a probe image in a large database of images to get matches.
DeepFake
Deepfake Detection New Find if you're dealing with a real or AI-generated image/video.
Detect E-Meeting Deepfakes Instantly detect deepfakes during online video conferencing meetings.
Liveness
Liveness Detection Prevent identity fraud with our fastest active and passive liveness detection.
Single Image Liveness New Detect if an image was captured from a live person or is fabricated.
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Age Verification Estimate age fast and secure through facial features analysis.
Iris Recognition All-round hardware & software solutions for iris recognition applications.
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Industries
Retail Access loyalty benefits instantly with facial recognition, no physical cards.
Governments Ensure countrywide security with centralised face recognition services
Dating Apps Secure dating platforms by allowing real & authentic profiles only.
Event Management Secure premises and manage entry with innovative event management solutions.
Gambling Estimate age and confirm your customers are legitimate.
KYC Onboarding Prevent identity spoofing with a frictionless authentication process.
Banking & Financial Prevent financial fraud and onboard new customers with ease.
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Account De-Duplication (1:N) Find & eliminate duplicate accounts with our face search.
Access Control Implement identity & access management using face authorization.
Attendance System Implement an automated attendance process with face-based check-ins.
Surveillance Solutions Monitor & identify vulnerable entities via 1:N face search.
Immigration Automation Say goodbye to long queues with facial recognition immigration technology.
Detect E-Meeting Deepfakes New Instantly detect deepfakes during online video conferencing meetings.
Pay with Face Authorize payments using face instead of leak-able pins and passwords.
Facial Recognition Ticketing Enter designated venues simply using your face as the authorized ticket.
Passwordless Authentication Authenticate yourself securely without ever having to remember a password again.
Meeting Deepfake Detection
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Author: admin | 24 Mar 2025
The Online Safety Act in the UK is in action now, launching complex rules and regulations for digital platforms. On March 17, digital forums functioning in the UK must apply the execution estimation to protect unlawful content, especially child sexual abuse material (CSAM).
Ofcom Communications OFCOM Regulators have introduced executable programs that attack file sharing and savage services that represent high threats from CSAM hosting. The provider had a period of March 16th and realized how it could carry out threat assessments and enable the service to conduct illegal activities. Online forums are required to smoothly eliminate unlawful material and reduce the need for “priority” criminal content.
Ofcom, on the other hand, has threatened that non-adherent forums will experience heavy results. However, Ofcom’s execution director, Suzanne Cater highlights that sites that neglect to meet their regulations can experience heavy fines—-up to 10% of global profit or £18 million—-which is a huge amount. In extreme situations, Ofcom can request court orders to block access to offending platforms in the UK.
The Act has been supported by child protection agencies such as the Internet Watch Foundation, who think that it will aid in the fight against online exploitation. Nonetheless, legal specialists emphasize the burden of compliance for service providers. Regulator Ofcom is already taking enforcement action, and it is focusing in particular on smaller file-sharing services. In the following year, regulatory pressure will rise, and it will encompass child protection, adult content, and protection of women and girls for age verification.
The Act, which was first mooted in 2021, was hotly debated before being approved in 2023. Detractors contend it could affect free speech and impose unrealistic pressures on technology firms. Large companies such as WhatsApp and Signal are against clauses that mandate encrypted messages to be screened, while the founder of Wikipedia warns the measures will damage community-based sites. Despite these worries, the UK government insists on its determination towards online safety.
