Posted on 08/19/2015 4:05:03 PM PDT by donna
TEMPE, AZ - The Arizona State University Police Department is ready for this year’s round of students.
More than 80,000 start classes Thursday and police want them to stay safe. This year students can request a security escort from their cell phone on the school’s Live Safe app.
Friends and family can also track a student’s steps with GPS. “It kind of leaves bread crumbs as you can see them walking to their location,” says Sergeant Daniel Macias with ASU Police. “In addition, what happens when you get there, you press one button and that says I’m home.”
Macias says a friend or family member in another state can also have the app and watch the student’s location.
Several hundred emergency call boxes are also around the campus. Even though some universities are looking at phasing them out with the popularity of cell phones, ASU says they are staying.
“We just want to get our information out there to make sure they have all the avenues of getting a hold of the police department should they need us,” says Macias.
That’s excellent. Now they can lock their prey (”students”) in an airtight bubble, all the better for the brainwashing they are about to receive.
Maybe its just me, but this sounds really disturbing. If you have parents who want to log in to see exactly where you are in college, you have problems.
Students will be getting backup phones to fool their keepers.
Or maybe, girls will just volunteer to wear hijabs as they walk to the drunken orgies, ha.
Prototype of the kind of control that governments the world over— and the tyrannies in America— are lusting over. This is their future. Will you put on your chains? These fools will do it gladly.
We seem to look for ways to enslave ourselves.
And, fearfulness comes with it. Believe it or not, I don’t have a cell phone and never plan to. But, now that I’m older, I borrow one when I go shopping alone in case the car breaks down. I’ve become timid!
a student guy could know at all times where the girl of his creepy dreams is? fail!
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