Privasea Upgrades ImHuman App

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Privasea, a leading privacy-first technology, has rolled out a major update to its flagship product, the ImHuman app, introducing enhanced features and improved performance to strengthen human identity verification amid rising AI-generated content and digital fraud.

As AI media increasingly blurs the lines between real and fake, verifying human identity online has become critical. ImHuman addresses this challenge with advanced facial biometrics and blockchain-based verification, ensuring that users interact with real individuals, not AI imposters. By securely storing identity data on-chain, the app provides a reliable and tamper-proof method for proving authenticity across digital platforms.

What’s New In Version V1.1.0?

The latest version of ImHuman, V1.1.0, introduces several enhancements designed to simplify user interaction, improve verification, and deliver a seamless experience:

• recreation
• relaxation
• synthesize
• hotspot
• fashion
• knowledge
• explore
• focus

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