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observed · 2026-10-14 04:13:02 UTC
Nevada-based Brivas has filed a claim of patent infringement against Match Group, alleging the dating app maker used its proprietary biometric liveness detection technology without a license. The claims involve eight U.S. patents, all related to active liveness detection methods for confirming the person presented to the camera is real and present, rather than a photo, replay attack or deepfake. The patents include IP developed by Brivas as well as IP obtained in the company’s acquisition of New Zealand’s 3Fish a year ago. Brivas II was created in December of 2023 by Brivas Partner and Inventor Beau Parry and former TPL Group Chairman and CEO Dan Leckrone to commercialize the company’s biometrics portfolio, according to Wikipedia. Brivas and Brivas II have not launched any products or a website, and thus are considered non-practicing entities (NPEs). Match Group has long been a biometric liveness detection customer of FaceTec, and extended the company’s face biometrics to Hinge near the beginning of 2026. FaceTec is not named as a defendant in the lawsuit, however. The allegations were filed in the Northern District of Texas and are currently at the initial pleading sta
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observed · 2026-10-12 16:11:02 UTC
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