Click Camera

Nodle

About this app

Hey there! We're Click, the world’s first digital trust network for creating authentic content and combating fake news. We’re on a mission to empower the world with truthful content where creators and consumers everywhere can easily create authentic media content (photos & videos) via a digital proof of authenticity.

Click is for everyone! It’s especially useful for photographers, citizen journalists, reporters, sports fans, celebrities, influencers, educators, instructors and content creators. What will you capture and share with Click?

Click is easy to use in 3 simple steps:
1. Click - to capture your photos & videos
2. Swipe - to authenticate your media with ContentSign
3. Share - to let others see and credit your media in their stories and posts

Click confirms content is real and actually happened at a specific location, time and via a specific device and camera. Click uses ContentSign technology to prove the integrity of data from its moment of capture on-chain. Signed content is publicly available on the web and can be easily shared with all associated content credentials and metadata. No software is needed to confirm that the content signed with Click is authentic. All photos and videos captured via Click can be easily embedded on any website or blog. Join us as we create a trusted world.

How does Click work? The technical stuff:
Click leverages the blockchain to create a unique cryptographic signature. The blockchain's immutability ensures that once data is recorded, it cannot be altered or tampered with. This makes it a secure and reliable way to store content and its credentials.

By signing content with Click and recording it on the blockchain, a public record is created that can be verified by anyone. Only signed content can be publicly shared, anyone viewing the content can verify the content’s authenticity easily via Click’s public web site and mobile app.

More about Click and its partners:

- C2PA - Click supports The Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity (C2PA) which addresses the prevalence of misleading information online through the development of technical standards for certifying the source and history (or provenance) of media content. C2PA is a Joint Development Foundation project, formed through an alliance between Adobe, Arm, Intel, Microsoft and Truepic.

- CAI - Click is also a partner of the Adobe-led Content Authenticity Initiative (CAI) which focuses on systems to provide context and history for digital media, and Project Origin, a Microsoft- and BBC-led initiative that tackles disinformation in the digital news ecosystem.

Terms and Conditions: https://clickapp.com/eula
Privacy Policy: https://clickapp.com/privacy

Ratings and reviews

Updated: Things working. I would like to get a clear idea of how long I'm actually allowed to shot a video. I constantly run into issues where my video is not able to be signed and uploaded. The part that gets me is that it's not a stable number of time it goes from 15-19 seconds. A countdown on the video would be good. Another note is that I'm not able to zoom in any fashion I'm able to change image size on iPhone just not android.

I've been using Nodl on & off for years but I don't really have anything to show for it. Actually scratch that because I definitely feel like I've sacrificed my privacy a with the data they've collected from me. It's after reading the terms & conditions for this app that I've decided to cease taking part in this charade. A featureless camera with only 1 button that sends all of your Metadata to any & everyone as soon as you click sign. I'd think twice about taking a picture in your home 🤯 😬

Downloaded this to go along with Nodle apps tasks. Click Camera loops on the loading screen after I attempt to login and tells me "We are adding users gradually for a smooth experience, please try..." and then never lets me login or get past this first login screen. The apps been out since mid last year looks like with 10k downloads. Im not talking to anyone in their telegram for this as telegram is a haven for scammers. Kind of odd, regardless I'll still be using Nodle.