App to prove where you are at a certain time

[McGraw]

Hello.

I want to be able to take a picture of myself that proves the time and location for remote clocking in/out.

I've tried various commercial apps and web based software (clockify) and nothhing really does what I want.

Can anyone suggest anything? Obviously it needs touse internet time and not device time so I can't falsify anything.

Thanks

 

[Donnie Fisher]

How on earth would you prove internet time versus device time in a photo ?

Is this a requirement you putting on yourself of by the company?

Cameras can store time and location in exif data, taking a photo and immediately sending it would time stamp the photo, location and the email send time on the server at the receivers end.

The photo and email server time can be compared and if a match within a few seconds then that’s surely enough.

 

[Deleted member 77746]

A camera? pointing at the clock in/clock out machine. Just time match them and there's your evidence. Unless one of them fails.

 

[Efour]

Weird way to control your GF

 

[Danthus]

Divorce her.

 

[d_brennen]

The level of trust here... If it's work, why would they care as long as the job is done? If a company can't take your word for it, look for another job. If it's a relationship thing... sheesh, it's over, let go

 

[Colin Anderson]

Turn on Google Timeline on your phone. Take photos with phone with geotagging turned on.

 

[McGraw]

Loving all the assumptions here. Just want a nice easy way to clock in and out remotely

 

[Deleted member 77746]

Loving all the assumptions here. Just want a nice easy way to clock in and out remotely

A HR web app? where the user logs in and clocks in?

 

[unwashed potato!]

Loving all the assumptions here. Just want a nice easy way to clock in and out remotely

Yep the assumptions are rather silly.