< img src = "/uploads/blogs/6c/c2/ib-fqo6ujd1d_6fc93162.jpg" Alt = "broken accounts in social networks can be restored: what they came up with"/> < P > The new tool uses the technology < P > Facebook adds a new feature to help people restore access to their broken accounts. Users will be able to send video selphies to confirm their personality and restore access, & nbsp; writes & nbsp; theseun.co.uk.
< P > The new tool uses the technology < p > “Using advanced technologies, Meta takes an important step to protect users from hackers' harmful actions”, & mdash; stated in the company.
< P > Public figures can also use the same technology to protect against fakes on Facebook. In this case, the technology of face recognition detects and does not allow cybercrime to use the face of famous people to theft from users who are not suspected.
< P > Expert Financer Martin Lewis said: “Fraud is widespread on social networks. It is necessary to actively interfere with him. I will gladly try a new tool and keep track of whether the situation with scams will change or not. technology “.
< P > Funning images have deteriorated with the increase in the number of fakes generated by artificial intelligence. One of the known cases lately & mdash; not on Facebook & mdash; occurred when & nbsp; a 53-year-old woman was cheated for more than 800,000 euros 'fake' Brad Pitt.