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Apertrue proves that a photo or video is authentic: captured by a real camera or generated by a declared AI tool, and not tampered with since. It does this without revealing who took it, where it was taken, or what device was used. It does this using zero-knowledge proofs: mathematical proofs that verify a statement is true without revealing the underlying data. The cryptography runs entirely in your browser. Nothing sensitive ever leaves your device. The aggregated proof is verified on Aztec. Aztec is a privacy-preserving blockchain. Your proof is verified inside a private function. The result is an encrypted note that only you can read. No one else can see what you verified or link it to your identity.
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Openness
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| Project Launch Day | NOT AVAILABLE |
| Assets Used | NOT AVAILABLE |
| Native Token | NOT AVAILABLE |
Technology
| Open Source | Yes |
| Decentralized Storage | No data available |
| Upgradability | No data available |
| Peer to Peer (P2P) | No data available |
| Asset Custody | No data available |
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Privacy
| Know Your Customer (KYC) | No data available |
| Privacy Policy | Not Defined |
| Compliance | No data available |
| Sign-in Requirements | No data available |
| Collected Data | No data available |
| Data Usage | No data available |
Security
| Technical Dependency | Not available |
| Social Dependency | Not available |
| Third-party Dependency | Not available |
Audits
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