Person
"Hold up three fingers and say today's word."
Use before meeting someone from a dating app, marketplace, or DM. The video is captured live in the Prson camera and signed on their phone, with device attestation and motion recorded — far harder to fake than a selfie or a video call, though not impossible.
Vehicle
"Walk around the car, show the VIN and odometer."
Buying a used car remotely? Send the challenge before you wire a deposit. The seller can't pull the footage off a listing site — it has to be filmed by them, on their phone, right now.
Property
"Open the front door, pan across the living room."
Rental scams collapse quickly when the "landlord" is asked for a signed walkthrough video. Either you get a real apartment, or you save the deposit.
Object
"Power on the laptop, show the serial number."
Marketplace listings, freelancer hardware claims, insurance checks — anything you'd want to confirm "this specific item, in your hands, right now" works as a challenge.
Service
"Show your workshop and the tool you'll use."
Booking a contractor or repairman online? Ask for a quick signed walk-through of the shop floor. Filters out drop-shippers and "I'll subcontract this" middlemen.
Location
"Pan the camera so I can see the street sign."
Quick way to confirm where someone actually is when GPS spoofing is plausible — used by journalists verifying sources and by safety-conscious first meet-ups.