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What does the boolean response 'true' from the watermark verification endpoint signify?

A boolean response of 'true' signifies that the verification was successful, confirming that the dataset belongs to the requester. It indicates that the specified number of URL checks passed using the provided private key and alpha threshold.

Conditions

  • The request has already been executed.
  • The server returns status '200'.

Reasoning, step by step

  1. Execute the GET verification request with the correct queryId, key, and alpha.
  2. Inspect the Server response section.
  3. Read the Response body panel to see the boolean value.

Example

When the verification endpoint returns 'true', the speaker interprets this as confirming that the dataset belongs to the requester. The response area shows HTTP status 200 and a response body of true.

Common misconceptions

  • Thinking the API result is a full mathematical derivation. The video demonstrates request parameters, generated URL, and boolean response only; it does not present the verification algorithm, proof, or error model.

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