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Fake Virus Analysis

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Fake Virus is a free Android application designed for entertainment, allowing users to simulate a virus that appears to delete files on their mobile devices. This app, compatible with Android 9.0 and higher, offers a unique prank experience by enabling users to set a timer for the simulation, thus enhancing its realism. The interface is user-friendly, making it accessible for anyone looking to have a bit of fun with friends or family.

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The app's prank mechanism is particularly noteworthy as it locks the screen in full-screen mode, disabling normal navigation options like the home or back buttons. To exit the simulation, users must shake their device, adding an element of surprise. This engaging feature ensures that the prank remains effective and entertaining, making Fake Virus a popular choice among prank enthusiasts.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
1.0
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Additional Requirements
Requires Android 4.1 and up
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
87
Downloads Last Week
8

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Developer’s Description

Make funny jokes by simulating that a virus is deleting files.-Specifies the seconds to wait for the simulation to run.

-Make funny jokes by simulating that a virus is deleting files.

-Specifies the seconds to wait for the simulation to run. This way you can give the mobile to another person and see their reaction.

-The virus is very realistic, can not be removed in any normal way, will not work the home or back button and works full screen, to stop it you have to shake your device vigorously.


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