OPW - Feb 27 - Live.me has been removed by Google Play store as part of the broader action against Cheetah Mobile, their parent. See Android Police article. This action means people who already have the Live.me app can't pay. That's not good for some in the dating industry. Live.me powers livestreaming video on Twoo for the Match Group. So this is a concern for the dating industry, and for Twoo.
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Live.me Removed From Google Play
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I suggest looking into the app Meet Me as well. Ads on almost anything you do, exploiting streamers, unprofessional customer service, no where to properly report the app, it puts teens at risk, and is overran with bots as well as men attempting to constantly "buy" young streamers. Meet Me has even harmed devices, allowed access to members being doxxed and subjected to ddos attacks.
Posted by: Concerned Ex User | Jul 24, 2020 at 12:05 AM
Sadly it comes with the territory. The Internet is a fantastic thing and yet a very dangerous thing. It's either pack up and hide in a cabin in the woods or use at your own risk.
Posted by: Anonymous | Feb 21, 2021 at 10:09 PM
I have never heard of this company until today I'm sitting at work my card starts sending my phone notifications as if I'm shopping. someone charge my card 32 timesAnd I'm having issues getting my money back I don't even use social media like talkin about never heard of this app I had to Google it
Posted by: Leandrea dixon | Feb 23, 2022 at 12:59 AM