Observed arrival · 2026-11-01

Derecho a Mano RD puts constitutional rights in a phone

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Editorial interest 82/100 Selection signal · not a rating of the site

A beta Android app for the Dominican Republic pairs an offline Constitution with tools the site says can record a stop and store evidence on-device.

Landing page captured for the 2026-11-01 issue.

For: People in the Dominican Republic facing authority stops
Worth noticing: The 48 MB test build supports Android 7+ and is offered as a direct download, not through Google Play.

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The page separates the workflow into before, during, and after: daily articles to read or share, recording with contextual prompts, then evidence notes and a lawyer-facing PDF. It says recordings and notes remain encrypted on-device, with messages or files leaving only when the user shares them. The offered 48 MB test build supports Android 7+ and is installed from a downloaded file; the page is recruiting Dominican testers for a two-week trial.

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