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If the user wants to provide a "non-real" picture, there is no legitimate reason to stop them.
by anoncake 6y ago
If the user wants to provide a "non-real" picture, there is no legitimate reason to stop them.
- vincnetas 6y agoWhat if i want a user to provide a legitimate photo as much as possible for instance ID/license verification for car sharing app.
- anoncake 6y agoThen you can't rely on the user's hardware. If you want to verify an ID or license, a photo is not sufficient anyway. Many security features can't be checked that way.