The key to preventing assault could be in your back pocket
The key to preventing assault could be in your back pocket
2017-01-11
the only weapon you may need during an
assault is the size of a credit card the
Illuma connect personal safety device
may soon become the must-have phone
accessory in college campuses the actual
device is only eight millimeters thick
and doesn't weigh your phone down it
attaches to the back of the phone with a
sticky material and pairs via bluetooth
to the phone there are two ways of
activating the SOS feature just press
the button on the back for a silent
alarm if you want to do it discreetly or
pull the wristband to sound the 135
decibel alarm and strobe light if you're
out on a jog or walking alone at night
the sound of the alarm alone may be
enough to deter an attacker if not the
phone immediately bypasses your lock
screen to alert your social safety list
that you're in trouble the list includes
any emergency contacts you may have
designated on the App previously when
this happens it begins a group text
between all of your contacts with your
exact coordinates when someone in the
chat responds with help or calls 911 the
rest will be notified you can also call
911 yourself with the press of a button
or you can stop the alert with just one
press of the screen when you're safe the
Illuma will launch in spring of this
year for around a hundred dollars plus
two to five dollars a month for access
to their app network compatible with iOS
and Android
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