Good afternoon. How many tokens will be put up for sale at the ICO?
Hello. The developers put up to the ICO only 70 million coins. 
Topic: [ANN][ICO] Biometrids - ICO 19th of february - Decentralised and Anonymous ID - page 50. (Read 11821 times)
November 28, 2017, 05:52:50 AM
November 28, 2017, 05:49:00 AM
Good afternoon. How many tokens will be put up for sale at the ICO?
November 28, 2017, 05:37:01 AM
Hello, I'm very interested, why did you exactly choose the way of creating something new, and didn’t take as the basis for the development of the Apple, for example?
We are taking the basis from Apple and Samsung and other phones.
This will make it a much smoother start, and help us develop the platform much faster, than if we should develop this part ourselves
November 28, 2017, 05:28:51 AM
Hello, I'm very interested, why did you exactly choose the way of creating something new, and didn’t take as the basis for the development of the Apple, for example?
November 28, 2017, 05:28:00 AM
Good afternoon. Do I understand correctly that this technology will be something similar to what is now used in the iPhone X?
Yes, we will use the build in hardware in the phones, and put a password on top.
So the technology will work, as it does in the Iphone X and other phones.
November 28, 2017, 05:26:22 AM
Good afternoon. Do I understand correctly that this technology will be something similar to what is now used in the iPhone X?
November 28, 2017, 05:24:30 AM
Hello everyone. The idea of the project isn’t bad, but where is the guarantee that anyone won’t hack me by showing a photo of my face when being identified? It's very easy to do this in the age of social networks. And somehow I don’t want to delete all photos from my accounts.
If the platform was working with an outdated version of Face ID, where a 2D face model was being compiled, it would be really easy to hack a user using a photo. But now we will use a 3D model of the face, so being hacked with the help of photo is simply impossible.We will have a twin function. You can read more about this in our whitepaper which you find here: https://www.biometrids.io/index.php#biometrids-whitepaper on page 9 is the description
November 28, 2017, 05:22:37 AM
Hello everyone. The idea of the project isn’t bad, but where is the guarantee that anyone won’t hack me by showing a photo of my face when being identified? It's very easy to do this in the age of social networks. And somehow I don’t want to delete all photos from my accounts.
If the platform was working with an outdated version of Face ID, where a 2D face model was being compiled, it would be really easy to hack a user using a photo. But now we will use a 3D model of the face, so being hacked with the help of photo is simply impossible.There will be a password for each account. So you need both the face, and the password to login. Look at it like 2 factory auth we know to day.
November 28, 2017, 05:16:37 AM
It seems to me that you must acquire partners to your field in order to develop steadily. Maybe you’re already interacting with some other platforms?
We have talked to a few partners. But nothings we will announce just yet.
November 28, 2017, 04:39:01 AM
Hello everyone. The idea of the project isn’t bad, but where is the guarantee that anyone won’t hack me by showing a photo of my face when being identified? It's very easy to do this in the age of social networks. And somehow I don’t want to delete all photos from my accounts.
If the platform was working with an outdated version of Face ID, where a 2D face model was being compiled, it would be really easy to hack a user using a photo. But now we will use a 3D model of the face, so being hacked with the help of photo is simply impossible. November 28, 2017, 04:36:26 AM
Hello everyone. The idea of the project isn’t bad, but where is the guarantee that anyone won’t hack me by showing a photo of my face when being identified? It's very easy to do this in the age of social networks. And somehow I don’t want to delete all photos from my accounts.
If the platform was working with an outdated version of Face ID, where a 2D face model was being compiled, it would be really easy to hack a user using a photo. But now we will use a 3D model of the face, so being hacked with the help of photo is simply impossible. November 28, 2017, 04:33:57 AM
Hello everyone. The idea of the project isn’t bad, but where is the guarantee that anyone won’t hack me by showing a photo of my face when being identified? It's very easy to do this in the age of social networks. And somehow I don’t want to delete all photos from my accounts.
If the platform was working with an outdated version of Face ID, where a 2D face model was being compiled, it would be really easy to hack a user using a photo. But now we will use a 3D model of the face, so being hacked with the help of photo is simply impossible.
November 28, 2017, 04:31:26 AM
Hello everyone. The idea of the project isn’t bad, but where is the guarantee that anyone won’t hack me by showing a photo of my face when being identified? It's very easy to do this in the age of social networks. And somehow I don’t want to delete all photos from my accounts.
If the platform was working with an outdated version of Face ID, where a 2D face model was being compiled, it would be really easy to hack a user using a photo. But now we will use a 3D model of the face, so being hacked with the help of photo is simply impossible. November 28, 2017, 04:28:09 AM
Hello everyone. The idea of the project isn’t bad, but where is the guarantee that anyone won’t hack me by showing a photo of my face when being identified? It's very easy to do this in the age of social networks. And somehow I don’t want to delete all photos from my accounts.
If the platform was working with an outdated version of Face ID, where a 2D face model was being compiled, it would be really easy to hack a user using a photo. But now we will use a 3D model of the face, so being hacked with the help of photo is simply impossible. November 28, 2017, 04:24:13 AM
Hello everyone. The idea of the project isn’t bad, but where is the guarantee that anyone won’t hack me by showing a photo of my face when being identified? It's very easy to do this in the age of social networks. And somehow I don’t want to delete all photos from my accounts.
November 28, 2017, 01:21:26 AM
Good afternoon. I looked through your forecasts for the development of the company, and I’m wondering how much approximately I will earn in 3 years if I invest in your company now.
November 28, 2017, 01:15:16 AM
It seems to me that you must acquire partners to your field in order to develop steadily. Maybe you’re already interacting with some other platforms?
November 28, 2017, 01:10:37 AM
Hello everyone. I’ve heard that the developers are working on the development of the project already. Does anyone know if they keep up with the schedule?
November 27, 2017, 09:29:14 AM
Our PRE-ICO starts in 3 days.
Remember you only need 10.000IDS to run one of our nodes.
Read our whitepaper here: https://biometrids.io/#biometrids-whitepaper
By the way do you have any patented technology or any pending patents?
We do not have any patens at the moment, neither any pending.
In our stage 3, where we will be building nodes implementation these will run with machine learning / artificial intelligence.
In this stage we may take patent on some of the technology, but it depends on how things will turn out in this phase.
It's also not necessarily beneficial to claim a patent for a technology since you need to explain it publicly to its tiniest detail. It depends!
November 27, 2017, 08:51:20 AM
Do you want to rely on facial recognition only?
For a start we will be relying on facial recognition. We have considered other technologies. But for now facial recognition is the technology that works best.
This technology can ensure that there cant be two people with the same face on the chain.
There have been some talk about GEN technology could be the next thing of identification. We will for sure follow that development, and if necessary we will adopt this technology.
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