> When was it taken?
We currently verify this by including the last Bitcoin block hash in the photo, giving us a ~10 minute time window in which the photo was taken. Also, the whole handoff period is under 20 minutes, so the transporter only has access to the cars for 20 minutes (with many others around), before a timestamp is required.
> Who was taking the picture?
We've never run into this as a problem, but we can require a continuous video including a selfie of the transporter.
> What is the picture of? The car to be protected? Or someone else's car.
This we verify by checking the VIN in the frame (frame number check).
https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2018/06/how-i-became-leonardo-da-vi...
Had an interview for a company like that once, where they required that no work-related communication happen outside of their chat client. And they had cameras to check for that. The turnaround rate was through the roof.
I genuinely hope that you'll try and solve these problems using other methods. Building these systems just makes your employee's lives hell.
We don't do any of what you describe. When I said "continuous video", I was referring to the transporter taking a video of the state of the car — two minutes max. No livestream or tracking or anything.
I don't watch or control my employees or the transporters (they are just a client of a client). I don't even see the pictures they take before transport, usually just our customer.
It feels like you're wilfully misunderstanding something.