It becomes the reference for misuse checks
Your registered photo is stored encrypted in your rights wallet and becomes the reference when you check a suspicious photo. A result leads straight to a report.
My face
Don't let it pass without knowing who made what with your photo. Check now, then register the identity rights to your face with a single photo.
The check is free and needs no sign-up. Registration is free too.
What registering changes
Your registered photo is stored encrypted in your rights wallet and becomes the reference when you check a suspicious photo. A result leads straight to a report.
An AI service integrated with Rightis checks the registry before it generates a face. No permission, no generation.
Each use within the permitted scope is recorded and settled as the contract says. You can see it in your rights wallet at any time.
How it works
One clear front-facing photo is enough to start. Add side views to raise match accuracy.
Upload a suspicious photo to see whether it is the same person. When a permission request arrives, you approve or decline it yourself.
Every permitted use is recorded and settled under the contract.
How BSIDE uses it
Questions
Yes. One photo with your face clearly visible from the front is enough. Adding side views or other expressions later raises match accuracy.
Not unless you separately agree. Your photo is stored encrypted and used only for rights registration and permission checks.
No. The check is free and needs no sign-up. Upload your original and the suspicious photo, and we tell you whether it is the same person.
Registration is free. A fee applies only when a contract is signed.
The check is free and needs no sign-up. Registration is free too.