Abstract: The proposed technology enables new levels of privacy while using electronics in open or public settings via the modification and censorship of a device's displayed content in response to the presence of spectators within a visible range of content displayed. In an open or public environment, users of electronic devices with any form of display can have their privacy and security compromised by any unauthorized spectators within the aforementioned visible range. To combat this problem, the proposed technology monitors the presence of users and spectators within predetermined regions and changes the content displayed appropriately such that the spectators are deterred or prevented from viewing the user's (or users) content. The system provides an added layer of security which is advantageous to users who prefer to use their devices in public locations but are afraid of being visually hacked.

Abstract: The proposed technology enables new levels of privacy while using electronics in open or public settings via the modification and censorship of a device's displayed content in response to the presence of spectators within a visible range of content displayed. In an open or public environment, users of electronic devices with any form of display can have their privacy and security compromised by any unauthorized spectators within the aforementioned visible range. To combat this problem, the proposed technology monitors the presence of users and spectators within predetermined regions and changes the content displayed appropriately such that the spectators are deterred or prevented from viewing the user's (or users) content. The system provides an added layer of security which is advantageous to users who prefer to use their devices in public locations but are afraid of being visually hacked.

Abstract: A secure and efficient system for providing a customizable software for a charitable organization is disclosed. In one aspect, the said system facilitates the charitable organization to perform a plurality of required activities to stay compliant with federal, state and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) regulations and maintain the charitable organization's tax-exempt status associated with section 501 (c)(3) of the IRS Code. The plurality of required activities include, but are not limited to, performing actions associated with donations, expenses, filing tax returns, customizable reports, configuring entities, archiving documents, nomination and electronic voting. In another aspect, the said system provides only the features that the charitable organization needs instead of giving too many unwanted features, encrypts various data to enhance security, and stores the most frequently used data on the client to make the system faster and efficient.