Live stream anonymization explained
Live stream anonymization is the real-time blurring of faces, license plates, and other identifying details in a continuous video feed, rather than in a recorded file. It is used where footage must be shared or displayed as it happens, for example live broadcasts or operational monitoring, while still protecting bystanders' privacy.
Real-time processing is demanding, because detection and masking must keep pace with the stream. Gallio PRO processes recorded video files; real-time stream anonymization is available as a custom solution for organizations that need it.