The viral Chinese app for young people living alone
A new bleak-sounding app has taken China by storm. Named Are You Dead? the concept is simple. You need to check in with it every two days...
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A new bleak-sounding app has taken China by storm. Named Are You Dead? the concept is simple. You need to check in with it every two days...
Read MoreAreYouDead? Need an app for that? 'Are You Dead?': The viral Chinese app for young people living alone. www.bbc.com.
Read MoreIf two days elapse without your pressing the button, the app sends a notice to your emergency contact (you appoint one in the app when you set...
Read MoreFeaturing a ghost icon, the app opens to a landing page where users are asked to enter their name and the email address of an emergency contact.
Read MoreA new Chinese app, 'Are You Dead', has become popular in the country among those living alone and away from friends and family.
Read MoreThe app called Sileme in Chinese, which translates to "Are you dead?" in English, is "a lightweight safety tool created for solo dwellers" from...
Read MoreThe app called “Are You Dead?” is currently the top paid app on China's Apple App Store. For 8 Chinese yuan ($1.15), users can add an emergency...
Read MoreChina's new No. 1 paid app poses a simple question to users that speaks to deeper social concerns. Are You Dead? has gone viral in recent...
Read MoreIn China, an app called "Are You Dead," or "死了么" in Mandarin, just became the most popular App Store item in the country by ranking.
Read MoreThe aim of the 8 yuan ($1) app is to be a way for people living alone to make sure they're safe, and to get help even if get out of contact for...
Read MoreAn app called “Are You Dead?” that checks up on people living alone has become the most popular paid Apple Store download in China,...
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