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This app captures photos of users when they are startled by sudden fear images. It's designed for playful pranks to surprise friends and family, documenting their genuine reactions. Note that it utilizes sound effects even in silent mode and requires camera permissions.
What's New in Surprised!ReactionTimeChecker?
5.4
September 9, 2025
I've made the following changes: - Adjusted the layout. - Fixed bugs.
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Does Surprised!ReactionTimeChecker? have ads?
Yes, Surprised!ReactionTimeChecker? contains advertisements. As it is a free application, ads are used to support its development and maintenance.
What is the age rating for Surprised!ReactionTimeChecker?
Surprised!ReactionTimeChecker? has an age rating of 12+. This is based on the content and potential for startling reactions.
What devices does Surprised!ReactionTimeChecker? support?
Surprised!ReactionTimeChecker? is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to function across these Apple platforms.
How often is Surprised!ReactionTimeChecker? updated?
The latest version of Surprised!ReactionTimeChecker? is 5.4, last updated on September 9, 2025. This indicates regular updates to maintain functionality and potentially add new features.
Does Surprised!ReactionTimeChecker? work offline?
The description does not explicitly state offline functionality. However, to use the camera function and display fear images, an internet connection may be required.
What permissions does Surprised!ReactionTimeChecker? require?
Surprised!ReactionTimeChecker? requires 'Camera' permission to take photos and 'Add photos only' permission to save them. Users will also see a tracking permission dialog on iOS 14.5+.
Can I turn off the sound effects in Surprised!ReactionTimeChecker?
No, the application has sound effects even in silent mode. This is a core feature designed to enhance the surprise element.
What should I do if I have problems with Surprised!ReactionTimeChecker?
For any problems or requests regarding Surprised!ReactionTimeChecker?, you can check the 'Contact Us' page on the developer's website (https://www.nscnet.jp/inquiry.html) and send an email.



