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Ultrasound Barrier Analysis

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Ultrasound Barrier is a free educational application designed to help users repel mosquitoes and other insects using ultrasonic sound frequencies. The app generates sounds ranging from 15kHz to 20kHz, adjustable to imitate various animals such as flies, dogs, and cats. This versatile functionality allows users to tailor the sound output to their specific needs, making it suitable for different environments and insect types.

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With its user-friendly interface, Ultrasound Barrier aims to provide an effective solution for individuals seeking to deter mosquitoes without resorting to chemical repellents. The sounds produced are typically inaudible to humans, ensuring comfort while potentially keeping insects at bay. The app's educational aspect lies in its demonstration of sound frequency effects on pests, making it a unique tool in the Health and Fitness category.

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Release
Latest update
Version
1.0.5
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Operating System
Android 9.0
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
15
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

Do you want away the enemy?This app protects you with ultrasound.
Do you want away the enemy?This app protects you with ultrasound.Protect them from the next foreign enemy. + Fly + Mosquitoe + Dog + Cat + Rat + Youngster[How to use]1.Tap the icon of interest.2.Ultrasound is generated from the speaker.3.Stop when you again tap the icon.Recent changes:Startup Fixed crashContent rating: Everyone

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