To keep ownership of actual content makers. Public and crowdsourced news platforms can validate the authenticity, exclusivity and timing of video news submitted by individual contributors

Doctors and insurance companies can be sure that patients are taking the prescribed drugs properly without keeping them in hospitals

Keeping users from fake content. Users can be sure that they are chatting with a real person on video dating websites and services

Carrying out remote inspection of actual performance. Employers and contractors can exchange authentic and time stamped work reports

To proof someone’s position in court using evidence. Both parties involved in a traffic accident can rely on a video recording to prove authenticity of time, date and record of the accident

Allowing people verify video content without visiting special parties. Parties can maintain a Blockchain video database of trusted “handshake” agreements

Allowing remote authentication of online courses. Video recordings can be used to confirm authenticity of a particular person taking an online exam

To keep secure what is said before editing. Public speakers, celebrities and businessmen preventing reputational damage from montage, CGI and rapidly growing sophisticated machine learning algorithms and tools able to edit or generate fake video statements

Working for bloggers as example. Individuals and organizations can store a timestamped video hash on Blockchain as a digital proof of ownership for original and authentic video content