Tuesday, November 28, 2006
PSA : Code Amber Stick
The Amber stick (tm) is the next generation of Child Id software. It is
fully contained on a USB Flash drive so there is no software to download
and install.
The software on the USB drive is password protected and the data is
completely encrypted to ensure your privacy. If the USB device is lost
the data is unreadable without the password which you set when you
first use the software (the password can be changed at anytime).
Simply plug the USB drive into your computer (all computers made in
the last 10 years have at least one USB port) and the software automatically
starts and prompts for the password. Enter your data and up to three
photographs of each child, pet or person you want to protect and done.
The Amber stick will hold information on up to 100 individuals.
If a child or person goes missing you simply hand the USB device to
the police officer and give them the password to the software. Almost
all police cars now have an onboard laptop computer which is connected
to the police station over a wireless network so the critical information
is available to the entire department within minutes. No more searching
for a photograph to scan or the need for the officer to take critical
descriptive information by hand.
Missing persons and Missing pets flyers can be printed at the click of
the mouse as well.
For more information on the Amber stick (tm), and to order through Code
Amber, please visit http://codeamber.org/idkits.html?nl
All sales help to fund the daily operation of Code Amber.
Volume discounts are available. Please contact us for details at
admin@codeamber.org .
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