Proof Release Notes: 2026-06-15 DEPLOY-1314
The June 15, 2026 Proof release introduces a redesigned deepfake assessment modal for ODN and IHN notaries, featuring numbered steps and chip-style selections to improve clarity and reduce confusion during notary meetings, along with updated menu icons to match Proof's current design standards.
Shipping Date: June 15, 2026
Enhancements
Redesigned Deepfake Assessment Modal for Notaries
Notaries conducting deepfake assessments will now see a redesigned modal that uses numbered steps and chip-style selections instead of a checklist. This update makes the assessment flow clearer and reduces confusion about which actions to take. Menu icons throughout the notary meeting interface have also been updated to align with Proof's current design standards.
Audience: All customers using Defend with ODN or IHN Notaries
Roles: ODN and IHN Notaries, Trusted Referees
Note: Applies during the notary meeting phase for any transaction with a deepfake assessment.
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