Discover "Lie Detector by the Expression," an innovative app that utilizes real psychological research to track facial expressions and determine when someone may be lying.
This cutting-edge app employs live tracking of facial movements, including eye movements, lip gestures, and changes in facial shape, comparing them with nine distinct expressions that individuals unconsciously exhibit when they lie.
To use the app, follow these simple instructions:
- Record the face of the individual you wish to monitor by tapping the record button.
- While recording, ask the person a question.
- When the individual finishes their response, press the stop button to instantly obtain the result: Lie or True.
However, it is important to note that the accuracy of the result depends on the individual's ability to maintain a neutral facial expression while answering.
While the app's results are not infallible, they are based on rigorous psychological research. The following expressions are analyzed to determine the outcome:
- Eyes darting: When individuals feel uncomfortable, their eyes tend to rapidly move back and forth.
- Rapid blinking: When individuals experience stress or anxiety related to lying, they may blink five or six times in rapid succession.
- Closing eyes for more than one second at a time: People often close their eyes for extended periods when they are lying.
- Looking up to the right: Right-handed individuals typically look up to their right when recalling visual information.
- Looking directly to the right: Right-handed individuals tend to look directly to their right when fabricating auditory information.
- Looking down to the right: Right-handed individuals frequently glance downward to their right when deceiving about smells or sensations.
- False smile: A deceptive smile is confined to the mouth and does not engage the eyes.
- Pursed lips: Individuals may purse their lips to counteract dryness caused by lying.
- Head shaking: When individuals shake their heads while speaking, they are typically contradicting their own statements.
Do not miss out on the opportunity to download "Lie Detector by the Expression" and put your honesty to the test!
Vue d'ensemble
Lie Detector by the Expression est un logiciel de Freeware dans la catégorie System Utilities développé par Jorge Gregorio Martin Bello.
La dernière version de Lie Detector by the Expression est 1.6, publié sur 07/02/2024. Au départ, il a été ajouté à notre base de données sur 07/02/2024.
Lie Detector by the Expression s’exécute sur les systèmes d’exploitation suivants : iOS.
Utilisateurs de Lie Detector by the Expression a donné une cote de 4 étoiles sur 5.
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