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'Uber for guns' app Protector lets you hire armed body guards like you would an Uber — but does anyone need this? | TechCrunch
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A new app allows ordinary people to order a Secret Service-like security detail.
Hiring a security detail on Protector will cost users at least $1,000 for five hours , plus a $ 129 annual membership fee.
The creator’s boyfriend, growth hacker Nikita Bier , is an advisor to the app.
Protector plans to launch an app called “ Patrol’s ” where users can crowdfund security guards to surveil their neighborhoods.
Citizen, the community-sourced crime reporting app that offers a $ 20 per month service, is still operating.
If these new apps can learn anything from Citizen , it's that the incentives of public safety and startup growth don't mix.
VR Score
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Informative language
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Neutral language
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Article tone
semi-formal
Language
English
Language complexity
50
Offensive language
possibly offensive
Hate speech
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Attention-grabbing headline
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Known propaganda techniques
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Time-value
short-lived
External references
33
Source diversity
12
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