Delhi Police's women safety app 'Himmat' now for iPhone users

March 20, 2015 01:06

Delhi Police's 'Himmat' mobile app for women's safety, available only on android smartphones till now, was on Thursday launched for iPhone users and can be downloaded from the Apple App store.

However, a similar initiative launched in the form of Himmat WhatsApp and Hike group number 8800001091 where women can send photos of autorickshaws and taxis before boarding them, has been flooded with obscene photographs and videos.

Police has now decided to prosecute people who will send such content on the number.

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