Disque Trote

Disque Trote is an essential tool designed for the safety and well-being of students on USP campuses. As part of the university's commitment to an abuse-free environment, this service offers a secure and efficient way for freshmen to report any uncomfortable or threatening situations they might experience during orientation week activities. The platform allows for immediate notification to the professor in charge of the Freshman Reception Week at the respective department, ensuring that swift action is taken to address the issue. For added reassurance, users have the option to be informed about the progress of their complaint and the measures implemented.

Since its inception in the year 2000, the service has served as a confidential channel to denounce abusive hazing practices. In accordance with university regulations established in 1999, welcoming rituals for new students must align with the Freshman Reception Week's values. It represents a modern and alternative approach to utilizing this service, equipping users with the benefits of speed, versatility, and control.

With a simple tap, users can place a free conventional call or submit a written report with optional images and audio attachments. The system automatically includes geolocation with each submission, assuring precise incident documentation. It is crucial for users to be aware that the game operates on data communication via cellular networks or Wi-Fi, and there may be associated costs from your service provider. Also, continuous use of GPS running in the background can significantly reduce battery life.

Disque Trote is not just an app; it's a guarantee that the University of São Paulo maintains a respectful and secure orientation experience for all new students.