TruePhoto Free on Windows Pc

TruePhoto is a revolutionary application that will allow you to protect your photos against malicious editing. Using it you can secure your favourite photos before sharing them on the Internet. In this way you have a high chance to detect if the photos were edited afterwards. You can test a previously secured image for authenticity to check if any malicious editing operations are detected. More than this, if the image was edited, the application will even highlight the areas where editing operations were detected. It is the first commercially available application of this kind. The processing is done locally in your phone. We don’t have access to any of the photos captured using the app, loaded in the app or processed by the app.

This free demo version will not secure full photos, but only a random zone from them. You can then share the secured photo on the Internet. Also, in this version, you don't have access to the settings menu where you can tune the functioning of the app for better performances or secure images at their native size.

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The operations that can be done are:
a) Securing photos
- Take or load a photo that you want to protect against malicious editing. Select the corresponding option from the app's menu.
- After taking or loading the photo, it will be shown on the screen. At this moment the image is ready to be processed (secured).
- Open the menu again and select the Secure Photo option. This free version of the app will randomly select a zone from the initial photo, scale it if it is too large, and then will secure it using the default settings of the protection algorithm. After the process is finished, a notification is shown, and the resulted secured photo is shown on the screen.
- You can also find the secured photo in a dedicated folder in your phone (check Storage\Pictures\TruePhoto\SecuredImages). You can directly access that folder from the app if you have a file manager installed. Open the menu and select Browse Secured Photos. You can safely share the photos in this folder. They can be tested at any later moment.

b) Testing photos to determine if they were maliciously edited or not
- Open the menu and select Load Photo, then browse to a photo that you want to test. It should have been previously secured by you or someone else with their demo version of the app. Do not use Take Photo option as the captured photo is not secured after capturing so testing it would indicate that it was (almost) totally maliciously edited and this is normal behavior. The chosen image will be shown on the screen, meaning that the image is ready to be processed.
- Open the menu again and select Test Photo. After the process finishes, the app will show a notification depending on the result. If it shows "Testing finished! The image is authentic!" it means that no malicious editing was detected. If it shows "Testing finished! The image is NOT authentic! Check red blocks!" it means that malicious editing was detected. The zones that were detected as edited are marked with red. The tested image, regardless of the results, is also saved in a dedicated folder on the phone. You can access it from the menu, by selecting Browse Tested Photos, if you have installed a file explorer app (or you can check Storage\Pictures\TruePhoto\TestedImages).

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The authors or the seller of this application cannot be made responsible for the results reported by the app and anything that involves the usage of the app by anyone. The app is based on a mathematical algorithm that, while offering a high degree of certainty, it is not perfect yet. The app does not offer any guarantees about the results, no matter if the results indicate that the image was edited or not.

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Allows an application to read from external storage.
Allows an application to write to external storage.
Allows an application to read from external storage.
Required to be able to access the camera device.