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There are a lot of women’s security applications similar to this which are available on the Internet, having the facility which is limited only to send alert messages to a set of people or to the nearest police station which will not be effective if the person receiving the alert message is not available to respond. JOJO gives the power to its every registered user to help the person who is under abuse, attack, ill-treatment (women, transgender and even men) or whosoever in danger. The application can be used in two ways. It can be used by the person who is in danger to send alert messages, and it can be used by the people who have always wanted to help but did not get the opportunity or have enough details. This application can be triggered by using the hardware device which could either be connected with the user’s mobile through Bluetooth or a wired network, and it works in coordination with the application. The application is triggered immediately either through the hardware or by shaking the phone vigorously. The application has a map in which the location of every user who has installed this app will be displayed in real time using a Marker, and when the victim triggers the app, the colour of the marker changes, and continuous vibrations are triggered in every available user’s mobile until they open the notification. The app redirects to Google Maps which provides the route to reach the victim. The main objective of JOJO is to provide the power of helping a victim to the general public as it increases the chance of the victim being saved exponentially. As the number of users increases, the chances of a victim being saved increase tremendously. Apart from this, JOJO is a full-scale social media application with a lot of engaging features such as the “Best Guardian” and Chat Box.
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Pughazhendhi, A., Muruganandam, S.B., Sridevi, B. (2021). JOJO—A Social Media Application with a Live Map Interface to Advance Social Security. In: Kumar, R., Mishra, B.K., Pattnaik, P.K. (eds) Next Generation of Internet of Things. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 201. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-0666-3_37
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