:lock:Tinder Unveils Orb-Powered 'Proof of Human' Verification on World ID App
Your Tinder profile just got a whole lot more secure
TL;DR
Tinder's new World ID app uses orbs to verify users' humanity, integrating with Zoom and Docusign. Orb-verified users get five free boosts on Tinder.
The World ID app is a game-changer for anyone who's ever wondered how to trust online profiles. It verifies users' humanity using orbs that take pictures of their faces and eyes, encrypting and storing them on the user's phone. This means you can finally trust those Tinder matches (or not). The service is initially available in select markets, including Japan and the United States. Zoom and Docusign are also integrating World ID's 'proof of human' verification service.
Key Points
Orbs take pictures of users' faces and eyes, encrypting and storing them on the user's phone
The World ID app is distinct from the World super app announced last year
Tinder offers five free boosts to orb-verified users for a limited time
Why It Matters
If you're deploying containers on EKS, this changes your scaling math. Seriously though, it's a big deal for anyone who's ever wondered how to trust online profiles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does this matter?
If you're deploying containers on EKS, this changes your scaling math. Seriously though, it's a big deal for anyone who's ever wondered how to trust online profiles.
What happened?
Tinder's new World ID app uses orbs to verify users' humanity, integrating with Zoom and Docusign. Orb-verified users get five free boosts on Tinder.
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