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Hope you don't ever come to a situation where you need this. But in any event where there is an emergency, you should be well ahead of your assailants with these tools.

The advancement in technology has made a lot of things accessible to both sides of the divide, to the criminally minded as well as to the well intended. Now should you sense danger in a remote location where you have no idea, do the following:

1. Use your Google Maps.
This comes pre-installed on most android phones/devices from factory. This app can enable you see and share your locations (remotely). It can also guide you on the best available route to your desired location or destiny. Google Maps also measures your approximate speed. So you can have a fair idea of how fast or slow your vehicle is moving. Free speedometer for drivers erh?

2. WhatsApp Live Location.
This can be activated directly from WhatsApp using the attachment (office clip) icon button just like the one you see (to the right) while you type on whatsapp. All you'll need to do is click on the icon and select the option to Share Live Location with your contacts. This way, your "trusted" contact(s) can see where you are in your journey at any point in time. Should any unforeseen event happen, and it stops sharing, security agents would've gotten a lead on where to start searching.

3. 122 Emergency number. If you can see a network signal on your phone, then you are in your good graces. It does not matter which network you are on. Just dial 122 on any phone. It does not have to be a smartphone. You don't need to have credit on the line either. Within a jiffy your call would be redirected to the emergency response centre where you'll be asked to state your emergency. Try it now, it works!
Warning: You need to have a real life emergency to do this though.

As we set out on our daily routine may we never come to a situation where we are stranded. Amen .

Just when you think you have it all figured out, then this!!!

Mhen, there can be no end to ICT!

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