Unpack’d Systems Associates with RealMe

Unpack’d Systems, the developer of dating app Say Allo, has partnered with RealMe to get rid of faux profiles. Say Allo will now have greater verification abilities as properly as history verify solutions.

Say Allo utilizes AI and advanced algorithms to match its neighborhood of end users. When signing up, people are now presented with the capacity to validate their profile utilizing their telephone selection. This is the initial layer of protection to stop bot profiles.

Furthermore customers can then click on the RealMe badge on other user’s profiles to see history details, which include arrests, courtroom convictions and sexually based offenses. 

In the end the partnership is intended to empower users and empower them to make informed choices about their intimate relationships.

“We’re on a mission to produce lasting interactions that start from a area of authenticity,” said Zackary Lewis, CEO of Unpack’d Systems. “Our partnership with RealMe is like obtaining a good friend vouch for an additional person’s character. Adhering to our current announcement with the own safety application UrSafe, this integration with RealMe signifies our motivation to developing a group based on have confidence in and basic safety for individuals in search of authentic interactions by empowering our consumers to make smarter selections about long run connections.”

The partnership will shortly prolong to DiHola, a courting application for Hispanic and Latino singles.

“We’re thrilled to associate with Unpack’d Technologies to improve the overall have faith in and basic safety of its relationship system,” said Neil Davis, Main Enterprise Officer of RealMe. “By incorporating our know-how very first with Say Allo, followed by DiHola, end users will have obtain to an more layer of safety that will not only defend its customers, but also foster a local community of like-minded folks looking for genuine connections.”