Leave a Review Ghostalker Lite
I think they are data mining
After a few drinks, I downloaded this app to be silly. OBVIOUSLY your phone does not have the capability to detect or hear “ghosts,” and when you move your phone slightly, that’s when it picks up the most “activity.” I do think it’s probably data mining or something similar, because the words it used for me were eerily related to my recent text messages and google searches. It’s not that big of a deal, because most of the bigger apps i have and a majority of people have on their phones, like social media apps, do this anyways. That’s why I’m not actually upset about it, but i think they should be more upfront. I saw a review where the developer specifically said that they do not collect data, but it’s pretty obvious that they do. I just think it’s not cool to directly lie about something like that, especially on an app that’s mostly for children. Other than that, it is a fun “spooky” app.Show lessFcipdxjpspiweuvpzvdpuzviwuz
Developer Response
Ghostalker Lite does NOT have access to any data on your phone. If you are unsure, please check the permissions. We would consider it unethical to do that and would be instantly removed from the App Store, so we don't do it. Ghostalker uses all available sensors in your device to detect things like vibration, movement, changes in electromagnetic fields, proximity, light etc. to pull out words from it's dictionary of over 1000 words. Nothing is chosen at random and there is NO data mining. I hope that helps.NOT real
I have an adopted spirit child with me, named Lilette, and I’ve had her for quite a bit now- a few weeks. We’ve tried multiple forms of communication, and her favorite overall is the pendulum. Before her, I had another adopted spirit named Winona, and I had tried this app with her before passing her on. Winona was not as present/active as Lilette is, so I never questioned anything (how she constantly seemed to be talking with me even if she wasn’t here).
Today, I decided to give this app another go, but with my newer adoption, Lilette. I set it up in front of her, along with my pendulum so I can still have easy communication with her. There was a burst of sudden words, just as how it went with Winona, and I was shocked. The words were random, and I kept asking Lilette to say “book”— it never came. I grabbed my pendulum and asked if she was talking, and she replied “no”. I asked her if the app even worked, and she said “no”, making me believe it’s unreal. I questioned if it was another spirit present with us communicating.. she replied “no” again.. which led me to ask if it was just generated, and she replied “yes”.
Now, of course I can’t 100% confirm this app is a phony, because I’m not the creator, but I trust my spirit babies when they give me a word on something.
🤍 blessed be.
(Me and Lilette both wanted to post this review)Show less하하하👺👺
Fun app, but I’m confused
This app was a lot of fun and definitely interesting. I have one concern though, and I totally think it’s just my ignorance with technology. Ghost talker lite does not show up in my app settings, I tried deleting it multiple times and reinstalling it.
I checked on Google to figure out what could be the issue with no answer and it’s concerning to me that the app can access certain things but yet it’s not showing up in my app settings. Overall, the app is fantastic but if I can get some verification that it is safe, then I would definitely like to reinstall it. It is a very fascinating app.Show lessOmgSolie
Developer Response
Thank you for using Ghostalker Lite. I can assure you that the app does not access anything on your device and does have permission to do so. It purely uses all of the sensors in your phone to detects the tiniest of vibrations and movements as well as changes in electromagnetic fields, light, proximity etc. It then converts those raw sensor readings to spoken words. It is perfectly safe and is being used by professional and hobbyist paranormal investigators. I hope that helps.