Opensea has updated a policy of stolen NFT – Bits Media

School for trading non -replaced tokens (NFT) Opensea reported, that the mechanism of consideration of theft applications will improve, and also automates the system of detection of threats.

Opensea emphasized, that her policy was developed taking into account US laws, according to which intentional permission of the sale of stolen items is prohibited. However, the company recognized, that in some cases, buyers unknowingly acquire stolen things and pay a fine, Even if they were not guilty. Therefore, the platform adjusted its policy in this way, To expand the use of police reports.

Previously, police reports were used on the platform in especially aggravated disputes. With the update, they will be used to confirm all applications about stolen items. If within seven days the platform does not receive a police report, then again includes the purchase and sale of the declared item. This will avoid fake applications. Opensea also works on the search for other solutions to the problem, eg, over the automation of the detection of threats and theft.

In June, co -founder and general director of Opensea Devin Finzer (I become Finzer) stated, that the platform will double your efforts to combat fraud and plagiarism. According to him, The site created systems to combat most of the prohibited manipulations, such as infrastructure to prevent unauthorized copying and scanning of images. In the grene, Finzer reported, that the company dismisses 20% your staff.