to perform a geolocation geocomplied is able together pinpointed the location data from the number data sources to determine the whereabouts of who use them. and we confirm the integrity of that data to ensure its security and hasn't been tampered with by any host of tools such as proxies, vpn, remote desktop software mock location settings anonymize her's, the list goes on. time we approve or deny transaction that data may have gone through a tube. 50 checks that are compliant algorithm seeks to verify. these settings can be set in just about regular zen operators depending on the market needs and requirements. therefore should be well noted the technology that's it art which may be necessary of state or federal parties choose to become more involved in some shape or form are capable and quite robust to a pulled standards. she'll comply believes all legislative and rigged. issues can easily be addressed with effective geosensing technology. i can point your attention towards the map on the screen, as you can see on the map here these are live geolocation queries and happening in real t

when geocomply does a geolocation, the geolocation is anonymous so we don't know who they are, where they live, whether they're a big-time player or anything. all we're concerned about is where they are. but if we, based on the data that we have, or the operator of the website decides we need to exclude this player, cut them off for a certain period of time, geocomply can help with that. we have tools that would cause you to always fail a geolocation and therefore never be able to enter a contest. you could do that by their account name. you could do it by any device that's ever been associated with their account. so if they play on two computers and a tablet, we can block them all. you could do it an i.p. address so their home internet connection or work or wherever they may have ever played. so there's lots of tools at our disposal to keep people out if you singled out an individual. mr. burgess: yeah. but the cleverness of a 16-year-old really shouldn't be underestimated. mr. eggert, how do you recommend that this issue be addressed? is there a way to do it with data, algorithms?

when geocomply does a geolocation, the geolocation is anonymous so we don't know who they are, where they live, whether they're a big-time player or anything. all we're concerned about is where they are. but if we, based on the data that we have, or the operator of the website decides we need to exclude this player, cut them off for a certain period of time, geocomply can help with that. we have tools that would cause you to always fail a geolocation and therefore never be able to enter a contest. you could do that by their account name. you could do it by any device that's ever been associated with their account. so if they play on two computers and a tablet, we can block them all. you could do it an i.p. address so their home internet connection or work or wherever they may have ever played. so there's lots of tools at our disposal to keep people out if you singled out an individual. mr. burgess: yeah. but the cleverness of a 16-year-old really shouldn't be underestimated. mr. eggert, how do you recommend that this issue be addressed? is there a way to do it with data, algorithms?

when geocomply does a geolocation, the geolocation is anonymous so we don't know who they are, where they live, whether they're a big-time player or anything. all we're concerned about is where they are. but if we, based on the data that we have, or the operator of the website decides we need to exclude this player, cut them off for a certain period of time, geocomply can help with that. we have tools that would cause you to always fail a geolocation and therefore never be able to nt a contest. you could do that by their account name. you could do it by any device that's ever been associated with their account. so if they play on two computers and a tablet, we can block them all. you could do it an i.p. address so their home internet connection or work or wherever they may have ever played. so there's lots of tools at our disposal to keep people out if you singled out an individual. mr. burgess: yeah. but the cleverness of a 16-year-old really shouldn't be underestimated. mr. eggert, how do you recommend that this issue be addressed? is there a way to do it with data, algorithms? mr.