Hillary Clinton’s new mobile app offers real-world rewards to her biggest supporters

Hillary Clinton might be namedropping Pokémon Go on the campaign trail, but she’ll also be hoping her supporters have some smartphone battery left for another app — her own. Clinton supporters Hillary for America launched Hillary 2016 on the App Store last night, an app that offers daily challenges and quizzes to Clinton supporters, as well as providing digital and physical rewards to volunteers who help organize and canvas for the Democratic candidate.SUPPORTERS CAN GET AUTOGRAPHSUsers can open their own digital headquarters and change its design and layout, moving desks, chairs, and giant American flags around ahead of the election in November. Clinton supporters will be able to compete against each other at local, state, and national levels to gauge who’s working hardest for Hillary, with scores increased by activities like signing up to receive texts from Hillary’s campaign. Get enough stars and you’ll also be able to get physical rewards, like having something signed and sent to you by Clinton herself.

Hillary Clinton’s new mobile app offers real-world rewards to her biggest supporters

Hillary Clinton might be namedropping Pokémon Go on the campaign trail, but she’ll also be hoping her supporters have some smartphone battery left for another app — her own. Clinton supporters Hillary for America launched Hillary 2016 on the App Store last night, an app that offers daily challenges and quizzes to Clinton supporters, as well as providing digital and physical rewards to volunteers who help organize and canvas for the Democratic candidate.SUPPORTERS CAN GET AUTOGRAPHSUsers can open their own digital headquarters and change its design and layout, moving desks, chairs, and giant American flags around ahead of the election in November. Clinton supporters will be able to compete against each other at local, state, and national levels to gauge who’s working hardest for Hillary, with scores increased by activities like signing up to receive texts from Hillary’s campaign. Get enough stars and you’ll also be able to get physical rewards, like having something signed and sent to you by Clinton herself.

Thousands of women have had intrusive photographs, taken of themselves without their knowledge, circulated on Twitter for years. Covert photos taken of women on beaches, public transport and elsewhere have been shared to two hashtags for several years with apparent impunity. The images predominately focus on the women’s breasts and buttocks, but in many, their faces are visible. Some appear to be underage. Guardian Australia has chosen not to name the hashtags so as not to compound the violation of the women’s privacy. Yevgeniya Ivanyutenko, a Twitter user based in Montreal, Canada, came across the hashtags by accident in early June. She referred them to Twitter’s @Support account and called on her followers to do the same.

Thousands of women have had intrusive photographs, taken of themselves without their knowledge, circulated on Twitter for years.

Covert photos taken of women on beaches, public transport and elsewhere have been shared to two hashtags for several years with apparent impunity.

The images predominately focus on the women’s breasts and buttocks, but in many, their faces are visible. Some appear to be underage.

Guardian Australia has chosen not to name the hashtags so as not to compound the violation of the women’s privacy.

Yevgeniya Ivanyutenko, a Twitter user based in Montreal, Canada, came across the hashtags by accident in early June. She referred them to Twitter’s @Support account and called on her followers to do the same.