Like many areas of life, technology has revolutionized how victims of domestic violence can report abuse. In the past, victims would have to find an unsupervised moment in their day to either call or drive to the authorities to report the incident. This could be difficult for those living in a highly supervised environment where the abuser is intentionally keeping them from leaving the house or contacting law enforcement. Now, there are avenues for victims to discreetly report incidents, access resources, and even chat with counselors online. This brings the support inside the home when it historically wasn’t accessible until after the report was made. Additionally, technology has also provided law enforcement with new abilities to electronically monitor alleged offenders and collect evidence to prove abuse in court.