Let’s take a quick detour from the usual ISO reporting, as I want to highlight a great Kickstarter initiative that Oxebridge supports wholeheartedly.<\/p>\n
“Signs of Life<\/a>” aims to be the first “smart personal safety app” which can be used to contact a user’s emergency contacts when the user “cannot be confirmed as safe<\/em>.” From the app’s Kickstarter page<\/a>:<\/p>\n In the event of an emergency, Signs of Life provides users’ contacts with the relevant information to help the contacts find the user and intervene as quickly as possible<\/span>. Signs of Life provides additional context to the location data-like who the user was with and which stores or restaurants the user visited leading up to the emergency event.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The developers assure that the data is not shared until an emergency is suspected, and only then with the user’s pre-approved contacts. The data is not “mined” or used for any other purpose by any third party.<\/p>\n I think this is a great idea, and urge Oxebridge readers to donate whatever amount they like to the Kickstarter page here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Here’s a promo video, as well:<\/p>\n\n