This app claims to detect lies by measuring subtle physiological changes when a person places their thumb on the screen. It analyzes tremors and finger movements to indicate potential deception during questioning.
7.0
May 30, 2014
updated for iOS7
Lügendetektor is a paid iPhone app that simulates a lie detector. It uses the device's touchscreen to measure finger movements and tremors, which it claims are indicators of deception.
To use Lügendetektor, a person places their thumb on the designated area of the iPhone screen. The app then measures physiological responses like tremors and finger movements while you ask questions.
Lügendetektor is presented as a novelty app and does not provide scientifically validated lie detection. Its accuracy is based on interpreting subtle physical reactions, which can be influenced by many factors other than deception.
Lügendetektor is compatible with iPhone and iPod devices. It is not available for Android or other platforms.
Lügendetektor is a paid application, priced at $0.99. There are no in-app purchases or subscriptions associated with this app.
The latest version of Lügendetektor, version 7.0, was last updated on May 30, 2014. The app was originally released on November 20, 2009.
Lügendetektor has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for children and general audiences.
No, Lügendetektor does not contain advertisements. As a paid app, it offers an ad-free experience.
