Laravel Smart Attendance System with Live Geofencing (10–20 Meter Radius) — Feedback Needed
I’m building a lightweight Laravel-based attendance system where users can check in/out only when they are physically present within a strict 10–20 meter radius of the workplace using live GPS validation.
Honestly, I’d steer clear of pixel-level comparison or pHash for face verification it’s going to be a support nightmare because even a slight change in lighting or a head tilt will trigger a false rejection. Since you want to keep things lightweight and AI-free, your best bet is to treat the selfie as a "visual receipt" for human audit rather than an automated lock; just force a live camera capture (no gallery uploads) and let the threat of a manager spot-checking the logs act as the deterrent. Also, definitely keep an eye on that 10–20m geofence it's incredibly tight for real-world GPS drift, especially indoors, so you might want to allow a small buffer or flag "near-misses" for review instead of flat-out rejecting them.
I told him that this is what I was thinking is there any security vulnerabilities that can occurs and write a thread post to get the feedback from the professional and senior to the it field.
@shivamyadav I gave up reading it because of the emoji vomit sprinkled through it, which is a clear indication of it being LLM-generated. I’m sure I must have some form of dyslexia, as whenever emoji is sprinkled in text, I just find it 10× harder to follow and comprehend.
I prefer to spend my time reading and replying to questions written by humans; not LLMs.
Consider reading something that is physically at the location, and is hard to copy, such as an NFC tag or a dynamic QR code that is displayed on a browser and changes every minute.
