Fond of always taking a selfie? Well those selfies can now do more than just annoy your Facebook contacts, it can also protect contents like other apps and media inside your devices. Read more after the break.
Selfies can now be used to protect important files inside your devices and not just to break records on Twitter…or flood your contacts’ news feeds.
FaceCypt is an iOS data encryption app that works a bit similar to Android’s Face Unlock, but differs in terms of usage. Basically, FaceCrypt locks documents and other contents in a vault that can be unlocked through various ways including taking a self-portrait. The difference between the two is that you control what you want to be private by keeping them all inside FaceCrypt, while Face Unlock is only a way to unlock a locked screen.
In addition to taking selfies, FaceCrypt can also be unlocked using patterns and passwords to encrypt files for bank accounts, credit cards, and other important data or media.
FaceCrypt CEO tells Fox Business, “Basically, you take a selfie, as it’s called, and it’s a biometric and it will recognize you … That’s the key method to getting to the application.”
Everything in the vault is protected with a secure 256-bit blowfish encryption which has been tested and proven over time.
When the first batch of facial recognition software came out, it could be easily tricked by holding up a photo of the owner against its camera for it to unlock. Now, FaceCrypt’s ‘liveness detection’ feature looks for the blinking of eyes to ensure that the face isn’t just an image and is indeed real.
FaceCrypt is now available over at the App Store in three versions – a free app with limited storage, a basic app at $4.99PHP 293INR 423EUR 5CNY 36, and a plus app worth $3.99PHP 234INR 338EUR 4CNY 29. The app is compatible with iPhones and iPads.
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feelinghacker says:
What if video was used, instead of a still photo?