“SafeSteps” A Flutter -Based Application to Provide Security to Women’s

With women’s safety being one of the most serious and pressing issues worldwide, rapid technological advancements have created new opportunities to enhance personal security. This paper presents an improved mobile application that prioritizes women’s safety through a SIM card-based location tracking approach instead of relying on GPS services that require an internet connection. This feature ensures consistent and reliable location tracking even in areas with weak or no internet access. Inspired by existing platforms like bSafe and My Safetipin, the app includes an emergency alert system that allows users to trigger SOS signals to authorities and nearby registered users by pressing the power button, volume button, or using specific gestures. The involvement of nearby users aims to provide immediate assistance before law enforcement arrives, potentially preventing harm or saving lives. The paper features a survey and technical analysis detailing the app’s architecture, usability, and the benefits of SIM based tracking for improved response times during emergencies. Key Words: Women’s safety, SIM card location tracking, emergency alert system, SOS message, offline tracking, mobile safety app, user assistance network.

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INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
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2024-11-10
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https://doi.org/10.55041/ijsrem38622
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1
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Information and Cyber Security
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“SafeSteps” A Flutter -Based Application to Provide Security to Women’s

Pranav Patil, Tejas Tathe, Harshal Wadne, Dheeraj Waydande
1 citations
INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
Information and Cyber Security
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“SafeSteps” A Flutter -Based Application to Provide Security to Women’s

Pranav Patil, Tejas Tathe, Harshal Wadne, Dheeraj Waydande
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Abstract

With women’s safety being one of the most serious and pressing issues worldwide, rapid technological advancements have created new opportunities to enhance personal security. This paper presents an improved mobile application that prioritizes women’s safety through a SIM card-based location tracking approach instead of relying on GPS services that require an internet connection. This feature ensures consistent and reliable location tracking even in areas with weak or no internet access. Inspired by existing platforms like bSafe and My Safetipin, the app includes an emergency alert system that allows users to trigger SOS signals to authorities and nearby registered users by pressing the power button, volume button, or using specific gestures. The involvement of nearby users aims to provide immediate assistance before law enforcement arrives, potentially preventing harm or saving lives. The paper features a survey and technical analysis detailing the app’s architecture, usability, and the benefits of SIM based tracking for improved response times during emergencies. Key Words: Women’s safety, SIM card location tracking, emergency alert system, SOS message, offline tracking, mobile safety app, user assistance network.

INTERANTIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENTVol. 08(11)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 19%
Information and Cyber Security
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