i am not sure if someone is actually willing to videos o themselves and subject themselves to some bond where it can also be used to them if something is going to mess up. but sure you can give notary a try. this can be really for the real people with no issues of whatsoever to what they are selling.
OK, I understand your view on things, and yes, people are different and some will use this function, some not. Our goal is to include to our product as much safety as possible for both parties.
Let me give you an example in which the »videos« and »photos« will be used. Renting an apartment is one example that pops in my mind right away. Both parties will agree to document the state of the apartment before giving in/signing the contract for rent. It is mutualy benefitial to both.
regards,
saso
we'll see about that. people find it scary when photos of themselves and things they own that can now be used as evidence. if somehow you guy come up with good funds, people might find it a good token to trade with. good luck.
I see it like that. The rise of private fotos on Facebook, Snapchat, IG, (insert an app of your choice) does not confirm that people find it scary to share their personal things. Yes they are young, but they are also buying cars, renting apartments and they want to protect themselves. This is one of the target groups which will use our app.
But the other thing is, that the contracts of Notary Platform are by default private, and only the parties involved have a copy of them and nobody else.
And yes, you are right, the goal is to use it as the evidence in the court. My personal opinion is that this is not a problem as long the photos/videos/other media are seen by judge, me, other party involved (and not public like on FB or other above metioned) and used purely to resolve a dispute.
saso
edit: @jtalk thank you for your kind words & your trust!
