Verified Call vs iProov: interview integrity compared

Updated October 29, 2026

Verified Call checks the candidate's own computer and the call, before and during the interview, and names hidden AI tools. iProov Verified Meetings is a plugin for video meeting platforms: the host triggers a check that analyses the live video for deepfakes and confirms it comes from a physical camera.

This page compares the two on the questions hiring teams ask, using iProov's own public pages for every iProov cell, with links. Checked October 2026.

Verified Call vs iProov at a glance

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Verified Call compared with iProov, checked October 2026

What it checks	Verified Call	iProov
Spots hidden AI tools like Cluely and Interview Coder	YesVerified Call: Yes	iProovNo public information
Detects deepfakes and face swaps	YesVerified Call: Yes	iProovYesClaims deepfake detection from the video.Their words: "imagery analysis to detect deepfakes and presentation attacks"Source
Notices a different face or voice	YesVerified Call: Yes	iProovPartlyHost-triggered check that participants are genuine; matching to a known person through the call not described.Their words: "Confirm if participants are genuine during the call"Source
Checks the voice belongs to the same person	YesVerified Call: Yes	iProovNo public information
Tells a direct camera from camera software	YesVerified Call: Yes	iProovYesClaims to confirm a physical camera.Their words: "confirm the video originates from a physical camera rather than a virtual environment"Source
Checks during the live call	YesVerified Call: Yes	iProovYesRuns in the call when the host triggers it.Their words: "analyzes the live video stream in real time when triggered by the host"Source
No bot joins the call	YesVerified Call: Yes	iProovNo public informationPlugin; participants are not alerted. Whether anything appears in the participant list is not stated.Their words: "For participants, no action is required"Source
Works inside the interviews you already run	YesVerified Call: Yes	iProovYesPlugin for video meeting platforms (platforms not named).Their words: "Delivered as a native plugin for video conferencing platforms"Source
No special hardware needed	YesVerified Call: Yes	iProovYesPlugin in the meeting app; participants do nothing.Their words: "Delivered as a native plugin for video conferencing platforms"Source
Publishes how it tests, false alarms included	YesVerified Call: Yes	iProovNo public informationNo published test results found for Verified Meetings.

Checked October 2026. iProov cells come from its own public pages, linked in each row; they are its claims, not our tests. "No public information" means we found no public evidence, not that the feature is missing. Verified Call's results, with how each was tested, are on the Research page.

How iProov works

iProov describes Verified Meetings as "a native plugin for video conferencing platforms". The host triggers the check, which "analyzes the live video stream in real time", and "For participants, no action is required".

What Verified Call does

Verified Call checks the person on a video call, before and during it, without joining. The host turns it on for guests in Google Calendar. The candidate gets an email link that opens 10 minutes before the call, agrees on a consent screen and runs the Verified Call app for about five minutes of checks. During the call the app keeps checking for hidden AI tools, camera software and a change of face. The host sees a badge next to each person in the call: Verified, Needs a look with the proof, or Can't confirm.

• 30 of 30tries, each of 4 hidden AI tools foundOctober 4, 2026
• 0 of 30false alarms with no AI tool open, and 0 of 30 with everyday apps openOctober 4, 2026
• 0 of 3,990sessions with someone else’s face got through, on recordings of 70 peopleOctober 1, 2026
• 962 of 970sessions with the real person clearedOctober 1, 2026

Our own testing. How each was tested is on the Research page.

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