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Peacekeeper App is the 911 Alternative
Have you heard of the Peacekeeper App? In a few words, it is to police what Bitcoin is to the Federal Reserve. where can i buy viagra online
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Peacekeeper allows friends, family, and neighbors to add one another to an Emergency Response Network. If trouble ever arises, instead of calling 911, a victim need only tell the Peacekeeper app what’s going on: fire, home break-in, heart attack, whatever. what is the use of viagra tablet
This immediately notifies everyone within the victim’s Emergency Response Network that help is needed. Trusted community members who’ve pre-identified themselves as capable in CPR, firearm defense, or de-escalation can then respond.
No more calling strangers. No more hoping that someone shows up before you or your loved ones suffer irreversible injuries. No more risk that your “emergency responder” may actually harm you instead of help you.
Peacekeeper has been operational for over a year now, and has been primarily self-funded by the passionate entrepreneur who started it. Now Peacekeeper is holding a crowdfund on IndieGoGo to support further development.
Visit their crowdfund here and kick them a few Federal Reserve Notes. Or if you’d rather use a market-based currency, visit their homepage here to send them some Bitcoin.
But most important, download the app yourself — it’s available on both iOS and Android. Connect with your neighbors today to form your own Emergency Response Network.
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Jorge Trucco June 15, 2015 , 10:14 pm Vote4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osY4bFHZViA
Zeroth Position June 16, 2015 , 2:03 am Vote4
Glad to see you writing here again. Peacekeeper is an excellent tool that can help us take the danger out of emergency response. While there is no guarantee that your emergency responder will not actually harm you instead of help you, the incentives can finally point in the right direction thanks to Peacekeeper.
Peter Lawson June 16, 2015 , 10:28 pm Vote2
This is very practical if you live in a remote area like me. There are lots of friends and neighbours but police/EMT’s are usually 45 minutes to an hour a way. So this app makes a lot of sense. Of course if we were to use it, we would go to jail since self defence is practically illegal in Canada so we can’t really use it. But that’s the government’s fault not the app’s! Who knows, how this could help people and save lives!
Michael Wagner June 17, 2015 , 11:57 am Vote1
Peter: self defense is illegal in Canada? Wow, I knew you guys had some weird laws, but this takes the cake.
Peter Lawson June 17, 2015 , 8:12 pm Vote0
It’s very restricted. I highly doubt you could shoot someone attacking a neighbor and not get in trouble. I know of an incident where a guy shot at his truck as it was being stolen and he landed in hot water-had his guns confiscated aka stolen.
All that said this app makes more sense in oh so many ways than calling strangers 45 mins away for assistance while a burglar is busting your door down. In fact our volunteer fire department used to work in a very similar way.
Pete Sisco June 22, 2015 , 5:28 pm Vote0
I applaud the effort behind this app. It’s brilliant. I’m a permanent traveler so it’s no good to me, pus not living in the US there’s much less chance of cops killing me when they arrive.
Makes me wonder how else this principle will be applied.
Geremia July 1, 2015 , 7:15 am Vote0
Is the app itself fully P2P? Is it open source? If not, it should be.
Anthem Vault July 1, 2015 , 3:58 pm Vote0
Heard so many great things about this.
Kirsten Tynan July 9, 2015 , 1:54 pm Vote0
Thank you for sharing this!