Hey everyone,
I'm currently doing my Marketing dissertation on Location Based Social Networking and as a result I've been doing some primary research.
If you could spare 6 minutes of your 1,440 minute day, I'd be extremely grateful. Your results will be completely anonymous and will only be used for educational purposes.
Thanks in advance.
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Connect Quickly & Anonymously with MindPush–The New Location-Driven Social Media App
Website: http://www.mindpushers.com/
Android Market: https://market.android.com/details?id=and.mind.coon&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImFuZC5taW5kLmNvb24iXQ..
About MindPush
MindPush, the latest innovation from JimmyGood Technology, creators of the leading online text message management portal CiiAll, is like nothing else on the market. As products such as Facebook and LinkedIn increasingly focus on contact between people who know each other, we realize that you want something more. With MindPush, you can:
- Connect with other MindPush users in your location, anonymously
- Share information as easily as sending a text, while limiting what others can see
- Interact with “like”, comments and other collaborative features
- Get the information you need about the places you like best, instantly
- Give users at your company or school the chance to communicate more effectively
- Learn more about your location via brief, digestible messages
How it works and what we need from YOU!
MindPush is a location based application – so you can see messages that have been posted within 1/2 mile of your current location at any given time. Users are able to leave anonymous messages, so other users can view and interact with them once they are in the same location. This interaction can happen in real-time, but users can also see past messages in their location up to 30 days. If another user is active within the 1/2 mile range, they will be shown on the user icon and Proximity map. This is to encourage users to post new messages and interact with not only their given material environment, but the people in that environment as well.
We need YOU to start leaving your anonymous messages and feedback everywhere you go! Imagine a future where you can go into any restaurant, bar, clothing store, sports venue, coffee shop, etc. and instantly get useful information from your peers using MindPush. Also imagine the power from being able to anonymously leave your feedback everywhere you go for other users to benefit from. MindPush can and will change the way we interact with our immediate surroundings…and with each other! Start leaving messages and connecting with the world around you today!
About JimmyGood Technology
JimmyGood Technology was founded in 2007 by three Kansas City entrepreneurs with a focus on changing the world via cutting-edge technology. JimmyGood has interests in social aggregation, social networking, location-based services, and an emphasis on bringing consumers and businesses closer using innovation. JimmyGood Technology was founded on making the complex simple and a belief that turning good ideas into reality can change the world.
Feedback?
Has anyone tried this out yet? I would love to receive some feedback from the XDA community!
Thanks!
I tried it.. Good idea. Drains battery though im im gonna keep it and use it to see what its like. Does it only work in my area or can i use it to communicate with people outside of my city/state?
As of right now - you can only view messages and other users that are within 150 feet of your current location (we have/are considering making the range wider though...depends on initial download numbers and feedback). The messages will change depending on where you are located and what other users have posted in the area.
As for the battery drain - we realized that having your GPS location set while the app is running - and having the app call our servers to update the location of other users and various messages could be an issue for some as far as battery goes. Once you've logged into the app, press the menu button to access the battery drain slider. From there you can set the time interval for how often the app will call the server for updates which should help improve battery drain based on your preferences.
Thanks for the feedback and support! Please let me know if you have any other questions or suggestions. I really want this to be an app for the people and am more than willing to listen to how people are using the app and what could make it better! The iOS version was completed today and will be submitted to Apple for approval. Once that is done, you will be able to communicate cross platform and the numbers of users in each area should improve as the user base grows.
Update coming soon
We will be releasing an update soon to widen the range to 1/2 mile. Users will be able to view other messages up to 1/2 mile and see how many users are within 1/2 mile as well. This should really increase interaction between users and provide more information about cool things going on in your area! Let me know what you think.
Thanks
IPhone Update
IPhone update released today!http://itunes.apple.com/app/mindpush/id493920061?mt=8
Greetings everyone, I had no luck in getting an answer to my doubts on Stack Exchange, so I thought I'd ask here, considered the amount of Android expertise that is on this forum .
Recently I've worked with Wi-Fi Peer-to-Peer on Android. I wondered how many apps used this technology, and was surprised when I couldn't find many. Since the technology is not brand new, I expected to find many apps leveraging it for the most various purposes on Google Play, with queries like "wifi direct", "wifi p2p", etc.
Not only I couldn't find many, I also noticed many are unmaintained/broken, and a lot of apps are just PoCs for Wi-Fi Peer-to-Peer use, or all related to the same use case (P2P file sharing). The set of working and "popular" apps with Wi-Fi Peer-to-Peer that I could find is in the order of a dozen.
Questions: do you agree with my considerations on the limited diffusion of the technology, or am I mistaken? If you know/worked with a lot of apps that employ Wi-Fi Peer-to-Peer, could you share some hints on how to find them? If on the other hand I'm right, could you please provide some explanation for this phenomenon? I couldn't find any explanation, the technology seems useful.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards.
Hey folks, i created a telegram group about anything related on privacy and data rights in a always more connected and social world.
I just created it but i plan on expanding it as much as possible, because i care a lot about privacy and human rights.
If you are interested you can take a look at "@privacydigitalrights" on telegram, i'm also looking for non-english speakers to help me moderate other languages groups, so we can build up a stronger community!
i dont find your group by typing that in aearch? hmmmm?
edit: found it
All,
I need help immediately..I'm not a developer or tech savvy type beyond corp correspondence and general reporting for project management. I've been hacked in the worst way by criminals I caught doing some very nasty things in my name and on my property. They used Bluetooth and Wifi/Wifi Direct to pair with everything but the toaster in my house. They are using OMADM protocol to send APKs and other apps directly into my devices with what appears to be permanent USB tethering embedded that I cannot breaK and every new device get the same data dump from some cloud or text or email and renders my devices slaves. They've used everything from remote desktop services to ALL legitimate apps DL from playstore Github and other places. These are not detected by malware spyware or antivirus. They install them in the system side via OTA root. It's taken me 9 months to learn this reading bits and pieces like reading 10 books at a time two pages from each book every tem minutes then trying to understand it and apply. Law enforcement is useless. Can YOU help me??! It's cost me my house my patience and nearly my life. If you can and are willing let me know how to contact you on secure platform. I even need your help to do this securely and safely. I'll PAY. I need help. Please. These are Linux and Java code writers and app writers. They KNOW how to attack. Who out there will help? I can provide phone number, email add etc and will contact you in anyway you prefer.
Victimized23322 said:
All,
I need help immediately..I'm not a developer or tech savvy type beyond corp correspondence and general reporting for project management. I've been hacked in the worst way by criminals I caught doing some very nasty things in my name and on my property. They used Bluetooth and Wifi/Wifi Direct to pair with everything but the toaster in my house. They are using OMADM protocol to send APKs and other apps directly into my devices with what appears to be permanent USB tethering embedded that I cannot breaK and every new device get the same data dump from some cloud or text or email and renders my devices slaves. They've used everything from remote desktop services to ALL legitimate apps DL from playstore Github and other places. These are not detected by malware spyware or antivirus. They install them in the system side via OTA root. It's taken me 9 months to learn this reading bits and pieces like reading 10 books at a time two pages from each book every tem minutes then trying to understand it and apply. Law enforcement is useless. Can YOU help me??! It's cost me my house my patience and nearly my life. If you can and are willing let me know how to contact you on secure platform. I even need your help to do this securely and safely. I'll PAY. I need help. Please. These are Linux and Java code writers and app writers. They KNOW how to attack. Who out there will help? I can provide phone number, email add etc and will contact you in anyway you prefer.
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Hi Victimized23322
XDA is not the right platform for such request and I'm compelled to warn our members that your request may be malicious in itself. Playing the victim is a very common practice used by phishers and con artists.
Therefore I recommend all members not to engage with @Victimized23322 about his/her problem. Any damages and/or losses resulting from engaging are entirely your own responsibility.
Thank you for understanding my concern, we have to take this into account. If what you explained is true, you need a specialized security firm that deals with these type of attacks.
Ian 54 years old,not a developer and not very good with tech outside normal use.some one keeps accessing my accounts and I need help