This app helps users combat cultural heritage crime by providing access to stolen art bulletins and enabling visual searches for stolen artifacts. It also allows for the creation of 'Object IDs' for cultural assets and provides contact information for the nearest TPC Carabinieri office.
2.1.0
October 5, 2026
In questa versione sono stati apportati miglioramenti tecnici e ottimizzazioni interne per garantire una maggiore stabilità e affidabilità dell'app.
iTPC Carabinieri is used to help combat cultural heritage crime. It allows users to consult bulletins of stolen art, perform visual searches to identify stolen artifacts, create 'Object IDs' for cultural assets, and find contact information for the nearest TPC Carabinieri office.
The visual search feature allows citizens to upload an image and, in real-time, identify valuable stolen works of art by comparing the image with those in a dedicated digital archive.
An 'Object ID' is like an 'identity card' for a cultural asset. It provides a detailed description and photographs of the item, which is crucial for identification in case of theft.
Yes, an internet connection is required to use the iTPC Carabinieri application. This is necessary for accessing the databases and performing searches.
iTPC Carabinieri is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch devices. Location accuracy may vary depending on the device's capabilities (e.g., GPS vs. GSM/WiFi triangulation).
The application was last updated on October 5, 2026, to version 2.1.0. While specific update frequency is not detailed, this indicates ongoing maintenance and potential for future improvements.
Yes, iTPC Carabinieri is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with its use.
iTPC Carabinieri has an age rating of 4+. This suggests the content is generally suitable for young children, though its primary utility is for adults interested in cultural heritage protection.
