Instagram has started using video selfies to verify user identity. Instagram owner, Meta, says that video selfies that users upload will never be visible on Instagram and will be deleted in 30 days. The company will just use the video clip to tell the company’s AI algorithms that the user is, in fact, a real person. Video selfie verification has been in development by Instagram for quite a while now. This security check started rolling out last August 2020. The feature is being implemented for new accounts; so far, existing accounts don’t need to verify their identification via video selfie yet. The streaming platform introduced a new vertical video feature called Clips, designed to help users discover content through short, personalized snippets based on viewing habits. There may be extra security check-ins too, depending on what’s going on. Read more in our articles including "Instagram starts using video selfie for verification" and "PAGASA launches PANaHON mobile app".
Instagram has started using video selfies to verify user identity. Instagram owner, Meta, says that video selfies that users upload will never be visible on Instagram and will be deleted in 30 days.
The company will just use the video clip to tell the company’s AI algorithms that the user is, in fact, a real person. Video selfie verification has been in development by Instagram for quite a while now. This security check started rolling out last August 2020.
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