Telco and media

Certified evidence for publishing, communication and archives

TrueScreen seals web pages, video, audio and documents at the moment of capture, with digital signature, location and certified timestamp. Newsrooms, institutions and archives can show where a piece of content came from.

CAPTURE SEALED45.4642, 9.1900✓ CERTIFIED TIMESTAMPHands holding a smartphone against the glow of newsroom monitors during source verification
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Why it matters

Where a published record breaks

Publishing something true is not the same as being able to prove, later, what you had in front of you.

In the 2025 Eurobarometer survey, more than a third of respondents in the EU said they are often or very often exposed to disinformation, and 83 per cent consider fake news a danger to democracy. Trust is now argued with evidence, not with authority.

Eurobarometer · source

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The source material is volatile

A post, a stream, a public profile: the material a story rests on can be edited or removed within hours, and a screenshot saved in a folder proves nothing about what was actually published.

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An altered file looks exactly like an authentic one

Generative models produce convincing images, voices and video. Verifying a file after the fact is slow and inconclusive, while sealing it at capture is neither.

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The dispute arrives after publication

Corrections, complaints and defamation claims are decided on what the newsroom or the institution can demonstrate: that this content existed, in that form, at that moment.

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Bring proof into publishing and communication

We work with newsrooms, public bodies and cultural institutions to certify content at the moment it is acquired or released.