Nude App

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I chose to go through the free trial period offered by this software, and it was ok. However it offered nothing different for on other apps that I had already except for the analysis of photos. Ok it takes the actual work out of the equation nice but not something I cared that much about. So now the trial has expired and I decided I did not want to subscribe, but guess what, I was unable to remove my photos from the app, in addition the app does not even let you view them anymore. The app took hostage of my photos and refused to allow me to extract them. I them emailed the author of the app for a method to remove my photos, and it’s more than a month now and no response. DO NOT TRY WITH ANYTHING THAT YOU DO NOT WANT HELD HOSTAGE.!!!!!

I’m still reviewing the app, but cautiously optimistic so far. I must’ve read the same article of a previous reviewer, yet I have no idea why he had issues. It did ask me for an email address for password recovery, but that was it, I didn’t have to confirm the address or create an account or anything. After creating a passcode I was in a vault and the app was scanning my photo album for “naughty” pictures. It did have funny false flags, like an album cover and a 60’s movie poster, both screenshots I’d taken. Yet in its defense, both were somewhat sexually provocative. In any case, it’s very easy to correct the mistake, as I’ve only tapped them and hit export to send them back to the photos app. The app is still doing its magic. In the background. I’ll update this review once I get more quality time with the app! Definitely worth the download so far, and no subscription yet requested (I read it was 99cents per month, but I must be on a trial period, which makes sense but is still appreciated, and shows the developer’s confidence in the service they provide.)

After reading a tech blog review about the app , thought I would give it a spin. Well upon setting up the app you are taken thru a number of set up screens. The problem starts to occur when you have to type in your email. The way this app is designed will not allow you to see what your typing. So your guessing that the email address is right (& that you haven’t put the wrong email so someone could have granted access if in fact you do need to reset it). Then proceeding to the next screen is the “click if you agree” page. Once you hit that button, you are routed to the developers website and presented with a disclaimer and that’s where it ends. iPad Pro, iPad Air , iPhone 6S plus , 7plus , 8 & 8 plus we’re tested and the same results... A falsely advertised app that does nothing. **UPDATE** The problem persists if your text is set to being enlarged. If you reduce the text size, then you can finish setting up the app.

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But here are the problems, as I’ve discovered them, with the execution: • Really bad algorithm – When it scanned all my photos which contain at least a few dozen racy pictures, it only came back with about ten photos that weren’t even nudes. It seems to just look for well-lit pictures with a lot of skin. • Abhorrent photo management – You can’t multi-select to do any batch actions. You have to go through each photo, one-by-one, to delete them. Adding racy pictures manually also seems completely broken. The picker for adding photos doesn’t appear to show your camera roll in any logical order. It certainly didn’t seem chronological to me. It also had issues with slow loading times and a button in the top left that just read “Photos” which did nothing but consistently crash the app. I think they should just switch to the standard iOS photo-picker. • Downright glitchy UI – In addition to the photo picker, when just simply launching the app, you always have a second or two where you can see the photos before a screen animates in asking for your passcode. This is not secure and is also just ugly to look at. It seems like switching to the app (or even opening it from a fresh boot) always cause these weird animations of screens sliding in and out that make no sense at all.

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This App started off working fine, automatically detecting risqué photos you might have on your camera roll, then saving them to a secure location with the option of deleting them on your phone. Unfortunately, they added an advertisement in the opening screen telling you to refer a friend. This advertisement cannot be ignored or closed, even by pressing the “X” in the corner. This makes the App not useable. I have contacted customer service to correct the problem and they have ignored me. I also asked for a refund for my yearly subscription. I think I will be ripped off for my purchase.....