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Friday, 30 March 2018

This app lets you spy on your WhatsApp friends


WhatsApp over a billion users on its platform sharing information through texts, images, videos and other content. To make it more private, the company has brought options such as the ‘Last seen’ feature and more. This prevents others from pinging you continuously and gives you a breather from the app.
But Lifehacker recently found a new app that can let your WhatsApp friends spy on you even with all the security features in place. The app called Chatwatch, as the name indicates, watches when you are online on the messaging platform and gives others an insight.
It has been mentioned that the app, which is available for iOS and Android, uses WhatsApp’s public online and offline status feature to let others know when they check WhatsApp every day and even finds out if the two WhatsApp contacts (given by you) chat with each other or not.
“Use Chatwatch to monitor your friends, family or employees' Whatsapp online/offline activity. Even when their "Last Seen" is hidden,” says the company website. “Find out when they went to bed, how long they slept… Even compare chat patterns between people you know, and we will tell you the probability of them talking to each other during the day, using Artificial Intelligence. Yep, we made it happen,” adds the site.
As mentioned by The Next Web, the app takes up to 24 hours before it starts showing results. Although to would have to pay $2 (Rs 140 on Android in India) if only the app was still there on Apple App Store. Yes, the company has removed the app from the company’s app market. Chatwatch is unaware why this happened. “For reasons unknown to us, Apple has suspended our app from the app store. We are working on a web version to launch tomorrow the latest, and appealing the decision with Apple,” states the company’s website.

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