We created a fake person. Will people believe her?

As the video progresses, we embark on a social experiment, connecting with real individuals on Facebook. Watch the video to see the processes and the results of our experiment!

#sumsub #experiment #fakeidentity #fakepersona

00:00 Let’s start
02:04 Creating bio
05:36 Hiding IP, etc.
07:01 Call me maybe?
08:52 Faking e-mail
10:14 Can you find a deepfake?
10:48 Choosing appearance
13:31 Oh, my voice
14:31 EXPERIMENT: Will people believe her?
15:36 How to detect a fake persona?

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[PatrookyYT]

The most simple way to avoid this is to just be an introvert

[Gavenr]

The Dead Internet Theory comes closer to being a reality day by day.
To be honest, this brings me a lot of dread.

We are already pretty isolated in the modern world, but now, we'll be more than ever.

How can I even tell most of you are even humans?
Even most of us participate in repetitive behavior (ex: copying or commenting the same stuff) "for the memes".

Something that worries me a lot is, at one point, people will start making fake persons, based on real ones (stolen voices, "looks" and shit thanks to AI).
I mean, who am I kidding? it's probably being done right now. S**t's dystopian af

[CZghost]

One thing that actually screamed at me when you were talking about the time machine. You forgot about one crucial detail, and that is the account age. Not the age you specify when creating the account, account age is specifically how long the account exists. If you set up a fake account with fake posts and photos from the past, the newer account creation date will definitely seem suspicious to some observant users. Your fake profile is either a time traveller, or it is a massive red flag that literally screams "this is a fraud". Unfortunately, that account creation date isn't really something you can fake, so there's where you get busted.

[Burgerss]

These videos are genius. They're marketing their cyber security platform but also informing how harmful these scams can really be while still being entertaining.

[MariosMartiopoulos]

Listening to this speaker's accent is like getting a free passport to the land of linguistic excellence. I'm ready to trade in my mother tongue for this flawless upgrade!

[sutsu]

I have a suggestion for a video: Can you do an explanation of Mr.Robot's hacks scenes?

[harrynelson]

That sucks, i already fallen in love with her

[ErikLavr]

I love these Videos. They are literally Daily Dose Of Internet but Cyber Security. ITS SO ENTERTAINING I CANT STOP

[rorschach]

the 'date' part has me flabbergasted. maybe because i steer clear of facebook at all times but, that is wild that you can just generate a false date on any post you please.

[dipperskrrt]

wow the quality of the video is mind blowing! your channel is going to grow more and more

[How-ixds]

The most simple way to avoid all this. Is just do random video calls with them

[ramonhamm]

Good info. I'm surprised how many people don't manually fix the obvious artifacts or 6 fingered hands, I guess they don't have any real photo editing skills.

[masifamu]

You are amazing, love the term "Online Jungle", keep it up👍

[WoetotheVanquished]

yeah, I managed to verify a facebook account with a ThisPersonDoesNotExist image.

[sreekartammana]

This channel never disappoints with their content ✨
Love from India❤

[ivanmaglica]

Read all the text in 14:42. I know it was done quickly, but this kind of images are an dead giveaway.

[davidkay]

The email address you gave her had the wrong last name.

[SceneryTravelerLX]

Hello, blogger, how can I contact you?

[bryannamyo]

Astounding! Now I know how to become... er I mean, how to recognize scammers. ;)

[Ransume]

Use Script blockers and fingerprint blocks on browsers and spoof what your browser is the same way. A great alternative to using a virtual machine.