Draft:I'M SAFE
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I'm safe is an app founded by twin brothers Samson Selladurai and Giftson Selladurai from Tamil Nadu. The app uses technology and innovation to transform women's safety. The app offers real-time protection , community support, and secure evidence storage.[1]
History and Background
[edit]The inspiration for the app came after covid when 92,000 child abuse cases were registered in only the first 11 days of lockdown. This shocking reality was the inspiration for developing an unique solution which resulted in the founding and launching of I'm safe app.[2]