Why do clients need to update to the latest version?

Older versions may have known vulnerabilities that hackers can exploit.
Software updates patch security holes and protect sensitive user data.
Especially important in liveness detection, where spoofing (e.g. using photos/videos) is a real threat.

💡 Example: An outdated liveness SDK may not detect deepfakes or new spoofing techniques.

New versions come with refined AI models or detection algorithms.
This improves pass rates, reduces false negatives, and speeds up verification.
Often includes better image processing, lighting correction, and anti-spoofing features.

🚀 Upgrading could mean faster onboarding with fewer user errors.

Every release typically addresses bugs or crashes found in previous versions.
Avoids unexpected errors that could lead to a bad user experience or failed verifications.

🔍 Example: Face not detected due to device-specific bugs — resolved in newer builds.

⚠️ Avoid integration issues, deprecated endpoints, or mismatched features.

New OS versions (like Android 14 or iOS 17) may cause compatibility issues with older SDKs.
Latest versions are tested and optimized for current devices, browsers, and operating systems.

📵 Without updates, liveness detection might not work on new smartphones.

Especially in industries like finance, eKYC, or insurance, regulations evolve.
Updated SDKs help clients stay compliant with local laws, data protection, and identity verification standards.

🛡️ Non-compliance can result in legal penalties or rejection from regulators.