Ku Self-Verification goes live for general users on a voluntary basis. description

Homegrown micro-blogging platform, Ku launched self-verification for normal users which is voluntary. A ‘Green Tick’ will be given to the general public as a verification mark. Major profiles on the Ku app get a yellow tick. Self-Verification is the first in the industry launched by Bengaluru-based Ku App.

Any user can now self-verify their profile on the platform using their government approved ID card. Ku The app is available in eight languages ​​including English. In India, it competes with Twitter.

Users enter a government-ID number, enter the OTP, and upon successful authentication, get themselves verified with a green tick in their profile. The company claims that the entire process is completed in a few seconds. The verification process is done by third-parties authorized by the government. Ku will not store any information during the process.

Koo Co-Founder and CEO Apramaya Radhakrishna said, “So Koo is at the forefront of promoting trust and safety on social media. We are extremely proud to be the first social media platform in the world to introduce a voluntary self-verification system. Users can self-verify in less than 30 seconds through our safe and secure verification process. This is a big step towards giving more authenticity to the users and promoting responsible behavior on the platform. Most social media gives this power to only a few accounts. Kuo is the first platform that has now empowered every user to have equal privileges.”

Voluntary Self-Verification FAQ

1. Does Ku store any kind of user details?

No, Ku does not store any data related to users. A government approved third-party service is used to authenticate the details.

2. Will my ID card details appear on Ku after authentication?

No, the ID details are only used to authenticate the authenticity of the user.

3. Will other users get my name and ID card information?

No. The details on the user’s profile remain the same as it was before the verification.

4. Is it safe to enter my government approved ID card details on Ku?

Yes. The voluntary self-verification process at Ku is safe and secure. This verification process is done by a third-party authorized by the government. Ku does not store user data.

5. Why should the user do this?

A user who verifies their profile is identified as an authentic user, which in turn gives more credibility to their views and opinions. Voluntary self-verification promotes genuine voices on the platform. It also gives them the same privilege of verification that was available to only a few reputable accounts on other social media.

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