I feel like Product Hunt is getting that Reddit vibe when it comes to Forums. After waking up, the new "formatting structure" surprised me. There are 2 main changes:
Trust is especially important when an app can access location, motion sensors or emergency contacts.
However, transparency is not always as simple as publishing everything. Sharing source code and data flows can help independent review, while exposing detailed detection logic or security controls could also make a safety system easier to bypass.
Which information would actually help you decide whether to trust a personal safety app?
Would you look for a clear privacy model, permission explanations, selected public source code, independent security reviews, data-retention controls, or something else?
I ve attended a few conferences and meetups over the past two years always for a different purpose. Sometimes it was just 1. to socialise , other times 2. to interview guests, 3. find PR or 4. sell products. I have to say that the last item on this list was the least fulfilling we recruited a few trial users, but there were minimal paying customers. How do you approach similar events?
What positive results have you seen from it? [If you have any recommendations for meetups or conferences where people are more open to buying a product, I d be grateful if you could share them.]
