This Coder Made an Amazon Dash Button That Donates $5 to the ACLU

Developers are getting creative with IoT devices

Nathan Pryor, the founder of the Vancouver, Wash.-based design company HaHaBird, published a video and a Medium post on Tuesday that described why he put together an Amazon Dash button which donates $5 to the American Civil Liberties Union. He explained that he created it in reaction to the battle between the ACLU and the White House in concerns to President Trump’s immigration order, which has the country debating about Middle Eastern refugees and our country’s borders in unprecedented fashion.

Pryor wrote that it was actually his friend who inspired the idea:

“It was my friend Katherine who made the comment “I wish there was an ACLU Dash button I could push to donate any time I read about the latest offense from Trump.”

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