RustDesk Remote Desktop vs Genu.ID

An open-source remote desktop application. The open source TeamViewer alternative. Source code: https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk Doc: https://rustdesk.com/docs Please be reminded that this app only has the ability to control, and it does not have the functionality of being controlled or screen sharing. WARNING: YOU MAY BE BEING SCAMMED! If you are on the phone with someone you DON'T know AND TRUST who has asked you to install RustDesk, do not install and hang up immediately. They are likely a scammer trying to steal your money or other private information.

Genu.ID is an authenticity scanner anyone can use. It catches the kinds of QR spoofing that ordinary scanners simply miss — so you know in one scan whether the product in front of you is the real thing. Business partners — distributors and stores — can additionally log in to record outlet locations and use operational tools. ■ What makes it different A regular QR scanner just follows whatever URL is encoded in the code. That means it can happily lead you to a counterfeit landing page that looks identical to the real one, and you'd never know. Genu.ID verifies that the QR code itself was issued by the legitimate brand, checks for signs of cloning and reprinting, and looks at the scan history and location pattern to flag anything suspicious. Spoofed landing pages don't get through. ■ For everyone - Consumers: Scan and verify without signing in. No account required. - Distributors and store staff: Sign in to access issuance, sale, and store-level tracking features. ■ Core features 1. Stronger authenticity verification Point your camera at the authenticity code. Results are shown in three clear tiers — Normal, Caution, or Suspicious — easy to understand at a glance. 2. Counterfeit and clone detection The app flags telltale signs of duplication, such as the same code being scanned in impossible places or at impossible rates. 3. Item history See when and where the product was registered and how it has been handled. 4. Optional location capture If you allow location access, the verification coordinates are recorded alongside the scan. Denying the permission is fine — the app still works. 5. Optional notifications Suspicious results can be delivered as push notifications. ■ Permissions - Camera: required for QR scanning. Video is never stored — decoded live only. - Location: optional, only used to record where a verification happened. - Notifications: optional, used for suspicious-result alerts. ■ Security and trust - All traffic is encrypted end-to-end - Consumers don't need an account — we collect as little as possible - Distributor credentials are stored in the device's secure store ■ Contact - General: hello@genu.id - Support: support@genu.id - Web: https://genu.id