Iraqi Students are Using Mobixie.com, a Mobile Social Network to Prove Their Identity


NEW YORK, August 30 /PRNewswire/ --     Iraqi students supporting the Iraqi government and fearing for 
their lives have found a high-tech solution to prove their
personal identity after several incidents where Mujahideen militia forces
kidnapped and confiscated passports and personal documentation issued by the
new Iraqi government. In order to avoid misidentification and in order to
issue new passports the students are using www.mobixie.com, a mobile social
network, to upload photos of their passports and other personal records so
that they will be able to retrieve these documents from their mobile phone at
any time or at check points in case the documents are confiscated or lost.

A spokesman for the site said that Mobixie was designed for
mobile users to upload, download and share user-generated content such as
games, videos and ringtones, and they were surprised to see that the people
in troubled areas are using it to safeguard and retrieve their personal
documents from their mobile.

http://www.mobixie.com

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