I’m pretty sure all phones have this option now, and the ads for this app are completely unrelated to the app! The ad for it was some sort of X-ray thing that was a little inappropriate. It was just an ad of someone trying to use this app to see through women’s clothing! First of all, that isn’t even the app, and second of all, wth??? And I’m only giving it a high rating so it’s higher on the list. I’m sure the app is great, but they need to change the ads to correctly show the app they are ACTUALLY trying to advertise. Thank you for your time.

Only leaving five stars so it stays at the top of the list of reviews. Obviously there have been ZERO cell phones developed that are able to project any image whatsoever, so the fact they use that as their main selling point is really annoying and unprofessional. Just state what you’re trying to advertise and stop making bogus ads. It seems desperate and pathetic.

False advertising is where you trick consumers into installing or buying a product whenever advertising it something that it does not have and that’s exactly what this app is doing is advertising that it has a 3-D projector built into your phone that can protect any image from your phone to a wallthat’s not the case at all after installing the app you will see that it does not offer that option at all so it’s tricking and misleading customers and installing an app saying that they have a service that they do not offer which is illegal to do as well

This app uses false advertising in order to get little kids or adults to download it, how do I know this I just got an add showing a camera looking at clothed women seeing through it showing inappropriate body’s but blurred out so they can get kids to download, and they also makes adds showing people using their flash light to project videos or images the entire app is a lie and more then likely I will probably get a developer note telling me they don’t understand and I should email them