We are developing a secure camera application in partnership with Witness.org. You can track the progress here: https://github.com/guardianproject/SecureSmartCam
This collaboration grew out of an open hackday at the 2010 Open Video Conference
Here are some of the user stories we aim to support.
- An activist group records a video interview of a spokesperson at a protest and wants to protect the identify of the people in the background of the shot
- A rights defender uses their smartphone to take many pictures of abuses in a village. On their way back to their hotel, they are detained by local authorities and their phone is confiscated.
- The internet and mobile network are shutdown. Images taken at a protest of human rights abuses need to be delivered out of the country. (bluetooth/wifi mesh)
- My phone could be compromised. I have already delivered what I need to. I want to remove all traces of any images captured.
The object of this blog began as a display of a varied amount of writings, scribblings and rantings that can be easily analysed by technology today to present the users with a clearer picture of the state of their minds, based on tests run on their input and their uses of the technology we are advocating with www.projectbrainsaver.com
Sunday, 13 March 2011
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