A familiar face on screen is not proof: a classroom demo

Media-literacy teachers use LiveFaceSwap to show students that a face on a video call does not prove who is speaking. A simple version of the lesson:

1. The teacher appears on camera with their own face.
2. The teacher switches to one of the library's original characters, which show no real people.
3. The class talks about what changed and what stayed the same: voice, gestures, background.

The route into a call app runs through the clean output window and OBS Virtual Camera, as explained on the video call page. Recordings carry an AI generated mark. Tell everyone on the call about the swap first. Home: LiveFaceSwap.

For adults 18+; use only your own face or one you have consent to use.