Have you ever wanted to tell your boss how you feel about him, but couldn't find the courage? Then the Sarahah app has been programmed just for you. It allows you to send anonymous messages to people who use it. Of course, the addressees have absolutely no idea who they received the anonymous message from and they don't even have the opportunity to respond to it. The application thus offers a rather interesting way to get feedback and criticism on ourselves, which we could then benefit from in our personal lives. However, there is another side to the interesting idea.
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Some users are horrified
Although we don't know this application in the Czech Republic yet, everyone in America is crazy about it. During its relatively short existence, it has reached the top of the local market. App Store. According to some users, however, this is definitely not good. They describe the application as a breeding ground for hatred, which spreads uncontrollably through its channels. Its anonymous environment creates a zone of impunity in which literally everything is allowed.
" My son also signed up for the app and within 24 hours he had a blatantly racist comment in his inbox. It said, among other things, that he should be lynched," the mother of one user recounts the horrific news. "Parents, don't let your kids download this app, " urges another user. According to him, it is an app that can easily drive you to suicide.
Moreover, the application description in App Store in part, it suggests that users will often encounter negative messages. Sarahah helps you discover your strengths and areas by having others give you honest feedback anonymously, writes the developer. According to him, there is no other way of working than the one he uses. For example, age differences, race or level of education could greatly influence some recipients and they would subsequently not take the criticism to heart at all. The developer apparently knows this, as he himself is Arab and the entire application is written in Arabic (of course, there is also an English version used in America). What do you think? In your opinion, is this application more of a benefit, or a classic spreader of hatred and bad blood without practical use?
Source: independent
So why eat it? AppThey don't delete the story when they delete everything else? ?♀️
ProThey should delete it.
People download it and want it. If someone is stupid enough to download an app that is designed to receive messages and not know from whom and then get upset that someone wrote me that I'm a jerk, that person is an ox and I don't understand why someone should have such special protection at the expense of people , who themselves agree that the application is of benefit to them, whatever it may be.
In my opinion, it points to a brutal problem that people today can't stand any kind of criticism. Above all, don't tell anyone that he's a lazy idiot, he just has to praise himself and carefully hint that he was unlucky in his thinking.
The fact that it is popular makes you think, "why is it popular?"
What was the demand that this app met?