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Mobile Martus

1.2.3 for Android
4.1 | 10,000+ Installs | Reviews

Benetech Human Rights Program

Description of Mobile Martus

IMPORTANT NOTE
: Before running Mobile Martus, you (or someone you designate) must have a Martus desktop client account set up on a computer to receive your Mobile Martus data, and you will need that account info to configure Mobile Martus.
If you do not already have it, you can download the Martus desktop client and follow the installation instructions in the Reference Guide at https://www.martus.org.
Mobile Martus is a secure, Android-based mobile documentation application built on Benetech’s Martus technology, which allows human rights defenders, activists, journalists, and other users anywhere in the world to securely gather information about human rights violations.
The Mobile Martus application allows users to send crucial data from the field—text, photographs, audio and video—to the Martus network of secure servers. The data is automatically encrypted on the mobile device, and when being sent to the server, so it is protected in case the device is lost, stolen or confiscated. A user—or someone they designate—can later retrieve their data, and can search, analyze and report on the information, using the Martus desktop client software (https://www.martus.org) on their computer.

What's New with Mobile Martus 1.2.3

Version 1.2.3
(2015-01.16 – 5.0.2)
- Fixed display issues and problems connecting to the Martus servers experienced by users of Lollipop (Android 5.0 ).
- Updated Arabic and Spanish translations.
- Added French and Portuguese translations as well as un-reviewed German and Polish translations.

Information

  • Category:
    Tools
  • Latest Version:
    1.2.3
  • Updated:
    2015-01-17
  • File size:
    4.0MB
  • Requirements:
    Android 2.3.3 or later
  • Developer:
    Benetech Human Rights Program
  • ID:
    org.martus.android
  • Available on:
Reviews
  • avatar
    I cannot log in
    2016-03-21 01:21
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    Just downloaded it to point out that it seems like this could be completely useless, if you were documentin some hypothetical sort of huge conspiracy or something major, and they took the phone that has your documents/app on it, sure they can't access the files on your phone... but if it's that big of a secret or you're trying to hide your own doings, wouldn't they just go to the computer designated to open the files, and then kill you? Lol. Unless the computers version is also encrypted...
    2016-03-05 10:17
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    However I'm unable to add any attachments.
    2015-09-24 06:35
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    Idk how to use
    2015-08-25 02:10
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    I have a desktop client installed on the Comp but still can't use.
    2015-08-11 11:32
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    بد نبود
    2015-07-31 05:34