Optional
options: anyA session is best for client device scenarios where developers want to authorize a client device to perform only a liveness detection without granting full access to their resource. Created sessions have a limited life span and only authorize clients to perform the desired action before access is expired.
Permissions includes...
[!NOTE]
- Client access can be revoked by deleting the session using the Delete Liveness With Verify Session operation.
- To retrieve a result, use the Get Liveness With Verify Session.
- To audit the individual requests that a client has made to your resource, use the List Liveness With Verify Session Audit Entries.
Recommended Option: VerifyImage is provided during session creation.
A session is best for client device scenarios where developers want to authorize a client device to perform only a liveness detection without granting full access to their resource. Created sessions have a limited life span and only authorize clients to perform the desired action before access is expired.
Permissions includes...
[!NOTE]
- Client access can be revoked by deleting the session using the Delete Liveness With Verify Session operation.
- To retrieve a result, use the Get Liveness With Verify Session.
- To audit the individual requests that a client has made to your resource, use the List Liveness With Verify Session Audit Entries.
Alternative Option: Client device submits VerifyImage during the /detectLivenessWithVerify/singleModal call.
[!NOTE] Extra measures should be taken to validate that the client is sending the expected VerifyImage.
Optional
options: any
List sessions from the last sessionId greater than the "start".
The result should be ordered by sessionId in ascending order.