ZeroPercent Reviews: Is It Legit?

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Is ZeroPercent Legit?

ZeroPercent: Family Backup has limited verification signals. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for ZeroPercent is 58/100.

Based on 58 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Great idea for an app!

Really good app. Great that no data is saved.

Game changer

Son was at a festival and his phone was stolen, he used this to contact us. Simple, and very effective.

As Advertised

Set up is easy and works well. Perfect for a safe way to communicate when batteries die

A lifeline…

What a simple, yet clever, tool this is. It makes perfect sense in a world where we’re all so reliant on our phones. This is a must for parents…particularly those sending their kids off to the other side of the country to university. This could be a genuine lifeline!

Great app

Great app. Lost my son at a festival this summer when his phone died so this will be a lifesaver

Does not work

This app just doesn’t work. After setting it all up it suggests you do a test. Here you have to enter your PIN. I entered the right PIN which it said was wrong. I reset but the new pin didn’t work either. Just rubbish. Makes me worry it’s a scam app to get your personal data.

Response from developer

Thank you for this, and we're sorry. You did nothing wrong. When you set your PIN and then set it again a minute later, a safeguard designed to stop a stolen phone being taken over treated the second one as a change and paused rescue sign-in for 24 hours, without telling you why. That was our mistake. It's fixed now: your PIN works, the pause is lifted, and we've put a year of Pro on your account as an apology. ZeroPercent never sells or shares your details; you can read exactly what we hold at zeropercentapp.com/privacy. If you'd give the practice run one more go, we'd be grateful, and if anything else gets in your way, hello@zeropercentapp.com reaches us directly. Thank you for being one of the first to try ZeroPercent. James, founder.