Open both their cameras live. Facevade never pings them.
Back comes a live window: the front lens, the rear lens and every saved shot, kept on a single screen.
A phone number or email is all it takes to start.
Here's the short version
You came looking for one thing: whether Facevade really opens a phone's cameras. It does, and here's exactly what shows up on your screen.
Saved history
Every shot already captured sits in a strip you can scroll back through.
From a number
A phone number or an email is the only thing you hand over to open it.
No install
It opens here in your browser, with nothing added to their phone.
How it gets to the device
Three moves, start to open window.
Point it at someone
Drop in their phone number or email. That's all Facevade needs to know who to reach.
Facevade links up
It finds the device and quietly opens a channel to both of its cameras.
Both lenses open
The front feed, the rear feed and the saved shots all land in one window.
Before you open it
Does Facevade actually work?
Yes. The clips floating around aren't the tool. The real dashboard opens the front feed, the rear feed and the saved shots once you give it a number or email.
Will they get a notification?
No alert shows on their screen. Facevade opens the window on your side, and nothing pops up on the phone you are looking at.
Do I need their phone in my hand?
No. You never touch the device. The number or email is the whole starting point, and the cameras open from there.
What do I enter to start?
Either a phone number or an email tied to the device. One of the two is enough to point Facevade at the right phone.
One number, both their cameras, live.
The front lens, the rear lens and the saved history, open together on your screen, with no ping sent their way.
A phone number or email is all it takes to start.
P.S. You will see what both lenses see before they ever notice a thing.