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The use of mobile phone applications to enhance personal safety from interpersonal violence – an overview of available smartphone applications in the United Kingdom

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2019A Content Analysis of Personal Safety Apps: Are They Keeping Us Safe or Making Us More Vulnerable?54 cited

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