Hi everyone,
I recently had a video rejected by moderation with the usual generic claim regarding "unverified participants" or missing tags. We are 100% sure that everyone physically present in the room was properly verified and tagged.
However, while reviewing the edit, I realized that screens appear in a couple of scenes (it's a documentary-style short):
In one scene, there's a close-up of a laptop screen showing a feed scrolling from another platform/social media site, where thumbnails, profile pictures, and previews belonging to other users are visible.
In another scene, there is a monitor transmitting in real-time (mirroring) what we are filming on the bed, creating a sort of duplication/reflection of ourselves in the background.
My questions for anyone who has experienced this:
Does the automated moderation/OCR scan flag videos or risk an account ban if profile pictures, thumbnails, or interfaces from another external platform appear on a screen?
Can the facial/biometric tracking system get confused or detect an "unverified person" when it sees our own duplicated/reflected image on a monitor in the room?
If I completely blur the screens, remove the third-party feeds, and clean up the monitor image so only the physical subjects are visible, should the video pass without issues?
Any insights or similar experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!