For the past seven months, I've been adding NFC tag support to my contact sharing app @neucards. The path from idea to actual shipping product had so many unexpected twists, but it was great taking my first order to the @USPS today. The story is at https://t.co/CTmZHFwzjw
Chapman welcomes Mary Kimura and Michele Dulik to our National Public Finance team. Based in San Francisco, they have worked on health care, higher education, senior living, and other nonprofit financings throughout California and across the nation.
@tim_cook Please bring those privacy protections to Contacts. If I give my contact info to someone, they can give it to any third party app. Harvesting contact info is a problem. My app @neucards bring e2ee to contacts, but it can’t be used by iOS without compromising privacy.
#DataPrivacyDay is today! Your #privacy is important and can be improved with technology, if you value it. Celebrate by downloading @neucards, an end-to-end encrypted digital contact card that you keep up to date for others. https://t.co/3LprWgrn9s
@heyalexfriedman Yes. When you share your email or phone number with someone who then puts it in their phone’s contacts, they get to share your info with IG or any other app that is granted access. It is used for growth, but feels like an invasion of privacy to me.
@wbhub@heyalexfriedman I’ve been working on an app that lets you send updates when your contact info, current location, mood, etc. changes to your friends and family. Better yet, it’s built with privacy in mind. @neucards
Neucards now supports widgets! You can share your card without even opening the app using a QR code. Also, add your mood ( emojis ) to your card along with your current location ( city only ) and see them at a glance with the status widget. https://t.co/BEzwkCfadT