{"id":337348,"date":"2021-03-16T12:38:35","date_gmt":"2021-03-16T12:38:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/theblondesalad.com\/?p=337348"},"modified":"2021-03-16T12:38:46","modified_gmt":"2021-03-16T12:38:46","slug":"womens-safety-apps-download-asap","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.theblondesalad.com\/en\/lifestyle\/womens-safety-apps-download-asap\/","title":{"rendered":"Women’s Safety Apps To Download ASAP"},"content":{"rendered":"

\u201cText me when you get home<\/strong><\/em>” is what we have always heard from mum, dad, sisters and friends after a night out and that, perhaps overestimating the human race, we always take a little under the thumb. The story of Sarah Everard<\/strong>, the girl killed in London while returning home alone after an evening with her friends, has shaken the consciences of all of us, that as soon as you get home<\/strong> we always forget to send that message. A shock that made any girl think, as normal it should be, to go home alone in the evening; a shock that has once again turned the tables on the safety of women<\/strong> in large and small cities. After the tragic case of Sarah, in fact, it emerged from a survey conducted by UN Women UK<\/strong>, that 7 out of 10 girls<\/strong> have been harassed<\/strong> in a public place. The data is disconcerting, but perhaps it is enough to retrace some of the evenings of all of us to realize how true and real these data are, unfortunately. Well yes, because, as always, they have to wait for the worst to happen to set off the alarm<\/strong>, right? Why should whistles, whispered words on the street and advances be considered conventional when these are absolutely not required<\/strong>? The saddest conclusion of all this, perhaps, is that gestures like these in a world made up of people who respect the female gender<\/strong>, should be considered courtship rituals that can also be flattered, if it were not that courtship is never a question and, unfortunately, not even of respect. It seems almost ridiculous to have to ask men, and especially their mothers, to work hard so that culture<\/strong> and education finally begins to change, so that there are no more women who risk their lives to lead in 2021<\/strong> the daily life that every man with the most great tranquility leads, but waiting for this to happen we just have to run for cover<\/strong>. After the pepper spray and the house keys used as weapons, it is technology<\/strong> that comes to the rescue of us women. In the last few weeks there have been many downloadable security apps<\/strong> on our phones, as well as the Iphone SOS<\/strong> function, to try to get to safety and warn the police without being discovered when we happen to be involved in dangerous situations<\/strong>. We have selected the best ones for you girls, don’t be afraid to use them and, above all, remind to send that message, because even the most obvious gesture in the world like going home is apparently jeopardized by the society in which we live. Always with you!<\/em><\/p>\n

Siamo Sicure! (In restyling)<\/b><\/p>\n

Italian and downloadable for free from the App Store and the Google Play Market, We Are Safe! is an app with 3 buttons: the red one starts a previously selected high volume sound able to attract the attention of those around us, the blue one starts a call to the chosen emergency number and the orange one sends a text message with help request.<\/p>\n

SecurWoman<\/b><\/a><\/p>\n

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Un post condiviso da @securwoman<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/blockquote>\n