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FreeSonar is a free software for real-time location-based socializing, searching for PoI, self-organizing and sharing events, travelling, ride sharing and [[Development| other features]].
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FreeSonar is a free software for real-time location-based socializing, sharing PoI, self-organizing and sharing events, travelling, ride sharing and [[Development| other features]].
  
 
FreeSonar helps to link the virtual world of social network users into real world around them, encourageing to interact in real time at real places based on shared interests or shared activities.
 
FreeSonar helps to link the virtual world of social network users into real world around them, encourageing to interact in real time at real places based on shared interests or shared activities.
  
 
FreeSonar is designed to be interoperable with other similar applications and carefully considers users freedom, privacy and security providing them maximal control of their visibility, ownership of their personal data and independence from proprietary service providers.
 
FreeSonar is designed to be interoperable with other similar applications and carefully considers users freedom, privacy and security providing them maximal control of their visibility, ownership of their personal data and independence from proprietary service providers.

Revision as of 02:13, 11 December 2011

FreeSonar is a free software for real-time location-based socializing, sharing PoI, self-organizing and sharing events, travelling, ride sharing and other features.

FreeSonar helps to link the virtual world of social network users into real world around them, encourageing to interact in real time at real places based on shared interests or shared activities.

FreeSonar is designed to be interoperable with other similar applications and carefully considers users freedom, privacy and security providing them maximal control of their visibility, ownership of their personal data and independence from proprietary service providers.