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Enter Demumu, a Chinese-made personal safety app whose name roughly translates to "Are you dead?" The app was designed to address concerns around so-called "lonely deaths," a growing issue in ...

A bluntly named app has gone viral in China, sparking widespread discussion on social media and climbing app store charts as millions of people living alone seek simple safety reassurance. The app, ...

BEIJING — In China, the names of things are often either ornately poetic or jarringly direct. A new, wildly popular app among young Chinese people is definitively the latter. It's called, simply, “Are ...

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A Chinese app that requires you to regularly check in to prove you’re alright has soared in popularity, thanks to the number of people living on their own. Are You ...

A viral app named Are You Dead that notifies the user's emergency contacts if they do not check in for a specified length of time has been rebranded. The app's developer said the name was changed to ...

In context: A new Chinese app is quietly climbing the charts on mobile app stores. Its premise is simple – and unsettling by design: users "check in" once a day to confirm they're still alive and well ...

An app called “Are ‍you dead” targeted at people living alone has gone viral in China, with surging downloads and widespread commentary ‌on social media, prompting the company to introduce a ...

HONG KONG, Jan 14 (Reuters) - An app called "Are you dead" targeted at people living alone has gone viral in China, with surging downloads and widespread commentary on social media, prompting the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. HONG KONG, Jan 14 (Reuters) - An app called "Are you dead" targeted at people living alone has gone viral in China, with surging ...