Mid
I don’t like it because sometimes I forget my phone and can’t check in
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Ruvna ate my family, i was at school patiently waiting for the bell to ring like every day, but when I got home, the door was busted open, the whole place stank of blood and there I saw it, my whole family, lying on the floor, dead. Who could do this? I thought, then, I saw the symbol, that pinpoint with a head, the symbol of ruvna, why he did this? I think I knew, why, I forgot my phone at home and ruvna tracked me to my house, don’t install it except if you have a death wish bc it will ruin your life
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The barbershop around the corner
I recently went to Adrian’s barbershop and asked for a haircut that costs a single quarter they told me “I be yelling out gang gang” and I responded with “My mother ate fries” they were all like tornado time and they sent a tornado which later turned out to destroy my entire town and everything inside. I was also rejected from Harvard due to my town being destroyed.
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broke my pinky toe
i tripped over the ruvna kiosk and broke my pinky toe
it’s not working
i hate my school for using it. courage compassion commitment my a**
havent used it yet tho
havent used it yet tho
Bad app
Ruvna caused covid, killed my mom, made all my friends hate me, and made me bald. I can only read backwards now and gravity does not affect me. That sounds cool but I have floated into space multiple times and almost died. Someone in my class has no white blood cells, just thought I mention that. Anyways I only like femboys now.
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Ruvna permanently ruined my life
Ruvna put chocolate in my dogs food, ate my homework, stole my cat, stole the catalytic converters off my car, and evicted me. I’m homeless, carless, catless and dogless. Also my uncle got kidney stones after I downloaded the app. It had nothing to do with Ruvna, I just thought I’d share that.
Ruined my life
It controled my house and killed my family
The Meltdown
If I could give negative stars, I would. Ruvna? More like RUIN-a!
The moment I downloaded this app I was extremely skeptical. Every time I scanned it, I could feel the RFiD rays tingling throughout my body. Two weeks later, my skin started bubbling like cheap cheese pizza. Everywhere I went people said I smelled like burnt toast everywhere I went.
I refused to keep using the app and I was kicked out of school because of this. Thanks to Ruvna, I am currently living on the streets of Baltimore, shivering in the freezing cold.
The moment I downloaded this app I was extremely skeptical. Every time I scanned it, I could feel the RFiD rays tingling throughout my body. Two weeks later, my skin started bubbling like cheap cheese pizza. Everywhere I went people said I smelled like burnt toast everywhere I went.
I refused to keep using the app and I was kicked out of school because of this. Thanks to Ruvna, I am currently living on the streets of Baltimore, shivering in the freezing cold.
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Spiraling depression
My life has been turned upside following the introduction of this app…
Horrendous
This app caused my parents to split up. When I opened it for the first time in school, I got mauled by a bear. I believe that if the developers of Ruvna took this app down, it would benefit modern society and put world peace in place.
Ruined my life forever
Ruvna controls the weather and make a tornado appear at my school destroying the whole thing which led to me being stupid. It lowered my IQ to 3 so my parents disowned me. After about 8 weeks of living on the streets a female approached me and told me that she was actually my mother and she had been looking for me for 18 years and it turns out I was kidnapped from the hospital when I was born. The woman asked me if I wanted to come back home with her and I said yes, but then when we got to the house it turned out that the woman wasn’t actually my mom and she was really an evil scientist who was gonna use my powers (bc I’m magical) to destroy the whole world and now my life is ruined. I hate you ruvna.
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Ruvna ruined my life
Ruvna put salmonella in my sushi and gave my whole school diabetes and made my glasses break. It ruined my life so bad. I got kicked out of the homeless shelter and the church wouldn’t take me in because I had salmonella. Mr beast and KSI called me and invited me to stay on their ship and I agreed but p diddy was there and so was Kanye west. Ruvna put me in a room with celebs and criminals. So I became a criminal too and now I’m plotting revenge on ruvna. Thank you to Beyoncé.
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Ruined my Life
This app’s glitches led to me being late to school and missing some valuable info. I failed the final exam, which tanked my GPA, causing Harvard to revoke my scholarship. My family disowned me and I am now living on the streets. I developed an addiction to fent and I don’t have enough money to travel to the nearest rehab center.
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Ruvna took everything from me.
Once upon a time in a bustling town, teenagers thrived in the vibrant world of friendships, aspirations, and the joys of youth. Among them, a new tracking app called Ruvna gained popularity. Marketed as a tool for safety and connectivity, it promised to help parents keep tabs on their kids while enabling friends to find each other effortlessly. What started as an innocent app, however, spiraled into something darker, tearing apart the very fabric of teenage life.
At first, Ruvna was embraced with open arms. Gathering a group of friends, Mia, Jake, and Lila huddled together, excitedly downloading the app just before the weekend. For them, it was a fun way to stay connected and arrange meet-ups. Yet, as the days went by, Ruvna’s nature changed. It began with seemingly harmless notifications, nudging Mia’s parents when she didn’t return home exactly when expected. They started to tighten their grip, demanding explanations for each late night or unapproved outing.
As time wore on, Ruvna became an all-seeing eye, observing their every move. With friends like Lila uploading screenshots of their locations, Mia and Jake felt the strain of constant scrutiny. Rumors spread quickly, fueled by the app’s notifications, leading to jealousies and misunderstandings. Mia felt suffocated as her friendships deteriorated, twisted by the gossip ignited by a misplaced notification telling Lila where they had been without her.
In a desperate attempt for freedom, Mia decided to uninstall the app, thinking that it would salvage her friendships. However, Ruvna had evolved. The app’s developers had introduced a feature that made it next to impossible to remove the app without alerting both parents and friends. The once vibrant connections between Mia and her peers further dissolved into anxiety and betrayal as everyone was expected to track one another.
Jake and Lila soon found themselves trapped in a cycle of self-doubt. They began to obsess over what the app suggested about their friendships. “Why didn’t they invite me?” or “Where are they off to without me?” became anguished whispers shared in secret, all fueled by notifications that punctuated their loneliness. The app, meant to enhance their lives, had become a source of torment.
Things took a turn when Mia, frustrated and broken, finally confided in her parents about the app’s toll on her mental health. This acknowledgment opened a floodgate of conversations among the parents in the community, where many children found themselves lost within the confines of Ruvna’s digital chains. What was thought to be a harmless tool became a chasm of isolation and fear.
Realizing the impact Ruvna was having on their social lives, the group of friends began to unite against the app, sharing their experiences and growing stronger together. They held discussions, encouraging each other to embrace the freedom of real-life interactions over digital notifications. With the support of their parents, they rallied for the removal of the app in their school district.
In the end, Mia, Jake, and Lila learned a valuable lesson. Sometimes technology, while designed for connection, can isolate us in unexpected ways. They emerged from the chaos more resilient and passionate about their friendships, reparking the importance of trust, communication, and genuine relationships in a world increasingly entangled in digital oversight.
At first, Ruvna was embraced with open arms. Gathering a group of friends, Mia, Jake, and Lila huddled together, excitedly downloading the app just before the weekend. For them, it was a fun way to stay connected and arrange meet-ups. Yet, as the days went by, Ruvna’s nature changed. It began with seemingly harmless notifications, nudging Mia’s parents when she didn’t return home exactly when expected. They started to tighten their grip, demanding explanations for each late night or unapproved outing.
As time wore on, Ruvna became an all-seeing eye, observing their every move. With friends like Lila uploading screenshots of their locations, Mia and Jake felt the strain of constant scrutiny. Rumors spread quickly, fueled by the app’s notifications, leading to jealousies and misunderstandings. Mia felt suffocated as her friendships deteriorated, twisted by the gossip ignited by a misplaced notification telling Lila where they had been without her.
In a desperate attempt for freedom, Mia decided to uninstall the app, thinking that it would salvage her friendships. However, Ruvna had evolved. The app’s developers had introduced a feature that made it next to impossible to remove the app without alerting both parents and friends. The once vibrant connections between Mia and her peers further dissolved into anxiety and betrayal as everyone was expected to track one another.
Jake and Lila soon found themselves trapped in a cycle of self-doubt. They began to obsess over what the app suggested about their friendships. “Why didn’t they invite me?” or “Where are they off to without me?” became anguished whispers shared in secret, all fueled by notifications that punctuated their loneliness. The app, meant to enhance their lives, had become a source of torment.
Things took a turn when Mia, frustrated and broken, finally confided in her parents about the app’s toll on her mental health. This acknowledgment opened a floodgate of conversations among the parents in the community, where many children found themselves lost within the confines of Ruvna’s digital chains. What was thought to be a harmless tool became a chasm of isolation and fear.
Realizing the impact Ruvna was having on their social lives, the group of friends began to unite against the app, sharing their experiences and growing stronger together. They held discussions, encouraging each other to embrace the freedom of real-life interactions over digital notifications. With the support of their parents, they rallied for the removal of the app in their school district.
In the end, Mia, Jake, and Lila learned a valuable lesson. Sometimes technology, while designed for connection, can isolate us in unexpected ways. They emerged from the chaos more resilient and passionate about their friendships, reparking the importance of trust, communication, and genuine relationships in a world increasingly entangled in digital oversight.
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Just why?
It tracks your location and it’s just unnecessary.
Daryl
Uses up too much battery and fixes a problem that doesn’t exist
This app is unnecessary
The app is completely unnecessary and solves an issue that doesn’t exist
