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CHICAGO (WLS) -- ADT recently introduced SoSecure, a mobile safety app with features that can help victims of domestic violence. The safety app, which is available on iOS and Android can call for help ...

A new app that aims to provide help to victims of domestic violence is offering everything from an encrypted diary of evidence to a way to call the authorities without the need to speak. In order to ...

PHOENIX — An Arizona State University professor has developed a mobile application that will help domestic violence victims create a plan to escape their situation, according to ASU Now. myPlan is a ...

The US State Department has announced a new $1 fee for all applicants registering for the Diversity Visa lottery program, ...

One in four women and one in seven men have been victims of domestic violence in their lifetime, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Bright Launch App gives survivors the ...

Yeardley Love. You may not remember her name, but you've likely heard her story—and countless others just like it. Love, a 22-year-old lacrosse player at the University of Virginia, meets a guy, ...

Alison Corn, who graduates from UC Davis School of Law in a few days, recently took second place in the Iron Tech Lawyer Invitational, an international competition for student-created tech solutions ...

PITTSBURGH – Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback William Gay is working with a women's shelter to promote the national debut of a mobile app designed to help victims of domestic violence. The "RUSafe" app ...

An in-app advert for a mobile game has been banned for “trivialising and condoning” domestic violence. The advert for a game called Gold And Goblins featured a woman playing a game on her mobile phone ...

(Tribune News Service) -- For people looking to leave an abusive relationship, navigating police, court and advocate services can be overwhelming. Who should they call for help? How do they stay safe?