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Sarahah: The 'honesty First' Secret Messaging App by IratzsMicheal(m): 4:42pm On Aug 10, 2017
Sarahah was created by a developer from Saudi Arabia called ZainAlabdin Tawfiq as a way for people to share honest thoughts anonymously with their friends and contacts. Sarahah, which means "honesty or "candour" in Arabic.

The Sarahah app, lets users send one another anonymous messages. Since its launch two months ago it has reached number one in Apple's App Store in 30 countries, including the UK.

Once downloaded, users need to set up an account on the Sarahah app to start receiving messages. They can share their profile with friends or on their other social media accounts so people can send them anonymous messages. Users can also look up people they know if they have the username in a search section of the app.

Users can forwarded their anonymous messages to friends on WhatsApp. New messages appear in a feed on the app, which can be Favorited, forwarded or deleted. The sender isn't alerted about any of these actions. Users can also block senders if they receive a message that is offensive or makes them uncomfortable. Users can block senders of abusive and offensive messages on Sarahah.

Not everyone agrees with the mission of the app, and some users say it will facilitate and encouraging bullying online. Critics on social media have said the anonymity granted by Sarahah gives users "an excuse to bully people" and that it will lead to abuse.

https://newscantell..com/2017/08/sarahah-honesty-first-secret-messaging.html

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Re: Sarahah: The 'honesty First' Secret Messaging App by Gadgetssai(m): 10:01am On Aug 12, 2017
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Re: Sarahah: The 'honesty First' Secret Messaging App by susanbones: 6:15pm On Sep 16, 2017
Because of such anonymous messages, Sarahah became very popular with many people all over the world. After its popularity, people started to check the loop holes of this anonymous app to find the username or email ids of people who send messages.

While I personally do not think it’s possible. I read on a blog post that it’s possible do so.
http://gamehackzone.com/sarahah-spyer/
This site claims that their bot can match the username of the recipient’s username along with the message that was sent to the recipient in Sarahah’s database and reveal the IP address of the sender and any information (username, email, etc.) available in the database table containing the above data.
Re: Sarahah: The 'honesty First' Secret Messaging App by quentinio: 12:39pm On Oct 09, 2017
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Re: Sarahah: The 'honesty First' Secret Messaging App by quentinio: 11:44am On Oct 12, 2017
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Re: Sarahah: The 'honesty First' Secret Messaging App by quentinio: 11:59am On Oct 13, 2017
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Re: Sarahah: The 'honesty First' Secret Messaging App by marina12: 8:11pm On Dec 29, 2017
susanbones:
Because of such anonymous messages, Sarahah became very popular with many people all over the world. After its popularity, people started to check the loop holes of this anonymous app to find the username or email ids of people who send messages.

While I personally do not think it’s possible. I read on a blog post that it’s possible do so.
http://sarahah-reveals.com/23111/
This site claims that their bot can match the username of the recipient’s username along with the message that was sent to the recipient in Sarahah’s database and reveal the IP address of the sender and any information (username, email, etc.) available in the database table containing the above data.
Re: Sarahah: The 'honesty First' Secret Messaging App by marina12: 8:12pm On Dec 29, 2017
susanbones:
Because of such anonymous messages, Sarahah became very popular with many people all over the world. After its popularity, people started to check the loop holes of this anonymous app to find the username or email ids of people who send messages.

While I personally do not think it’s possible. I read on a blog post that it’s possible do so.
http://sarahahfind.fun/sarahah-reveals/
This site claims that their bot can match the username of the recipient’s username along with the message that was sent to the recipient in Sarahah’s database and reveal the IP address of the sender and any information (username, email, etc.) available in the database table containing the above data.
Re: Sarahah: The 'honesty First' Secret Messaging App by markos32: 8:20pm On Dec 29, 2017
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The "trustworthiness first" mystery informing application with 18 million clients, Sarahah

You should be careful with this application in light of the fact that the unknown criticism application may not be as private as it truly sounds.

Sarahah is an as of late moved application that has ended up being a standout amongst the most smoking iPhone and Android applications in the current weeks, empowering its customers to join to get anonymised, bona fide messages from other Sarahah clients. Nonetheless, for no good reason the application unobtrusively exchanges customers' phone contacts to the association's servers for no good reason, spotted by security analyst Zachary Julian.

At the point when an Android or iOS customer downloads and presents the application suddenly, the application in a split second gathers and exchanges all phone numbers and email addresses from the customer's address book, according to The Intercept.

While an application requesting access to the customer's phonebook is exceptionally typical if the application gives any part that works with contacts, no such helpfulness in Sarahah is open right at this point.

"The insurance course of action especially communicates that in case it expects to use your data, it'll ask for your consent, while the application's passageway in Google's Play Store demonstrates the application will get to contacts, that is deficient consent to legitimize sending those contacts over with no kind of specific notice"

Be that as it may, the creator of Sarahah, Zain al-Abidin Tawfiq, responded to the story by saying his application truly accumulates and exchanges the contacts from customers to the association's servers for a component that will be executed at a later time. Tawfiq said that customers' contact records are being exchanged "for a masterminded 'find your colleagues' component," which was "conceded due to a specific issue" and was accidentally not removed from the Sarahah's available variant.

Tawfiq in like manner ensured its customers that "the data request will be cleared on next revive" to the application and that Sarahah's servers don't "starting at now have contacts," which is, clearly, hard to check.

Sarahah overpowered the Internet inside couple of weeks, making the application the third most downloaded free application programming for iPhones and iPads.

The application has recently been downloaded by a normal 18 Million customers from Apple and Google's online stores.

In any case, you can regardless use Sarahah by preventing the application from getting to your contacts, without taking a risk with your contacts to be exchanged to its servers.Since fresher Android working structures (starting with Android 6.0 Marshmallow) do empower customers to limit assents for applications, customers can keep approvals so applications don't get to contacts or other information that doesn't have anything to do with the app's.

Re: Sarahah: The 'honesty First' Secret Messaging App by markos32: 8:23pm On Dec 29, 2017
[quote author=IratzsMicheal post=59341777]Sarahah was created by a developer from Saudi Arabia called ZainAlabdin Tawfiq as a way for people to share honest thoughts anonymously with their friends and contacts. Sarahah, which means "honesty or "candour" in Arabic.

The Sarahah app, lets users send one another anonymous messages. Since its launch two months ago it has reached number one in Apple's App Store in 30 countries, including the UK.

Once downloaded, users need to set up an account on the Sarahah app to start receiving messages. They can share their profile with friends or on their other social media accounts so people can send them anonymous messages. Users can also look up people they know if they have the username in a search section of the app.

Users can forwarded their anonymous messages to friends on WhatsApp. New messages appear in a feed on the app, which can be Favorited, forwarded or deleted. The sender isn't alerted about any of these actions. Users can also block senders if they receive a message that is offensive or makes them uncomfortable. Users can block senders of abusive and offensive messages on Sarahah.

Not everyone agrees with the mission of the app, and some users say it will facilitate and encouraging bullying online. Critics on social media have said the anonymity granted by Sarahah gives users "an excuse to bully people" and that it will lead to abuse.

http://sarahah-reveals.com/23111

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Re: Sarahah: The 'honesty First' Secret Messaging App by marina12: 5:08am On Dec 30, 2017
marios84:
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Re: Sarahah: The 'honesty First' Secret Messaging App by Eri94: 1:24pm On Jan 04, 2018
marios84:
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Re: Sarahah: The 'honesty First' Secret Messaging App by marina12: 3:44pm On Jan 10, 2018
quentinio:
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Re: Sarahah: The 'honesty First' Secret Messaging App by marina12: 7:57pm On Jan 15, 2018
IratzsMicheal:
Sarahah was created by a developer from Saudi Arabia called ZainAlabdin Tawfiq as a way for people to share honest thoughts anonymously with their friends and contacts. Sarahah, which means "honesty or "candour" in Arabic.

The Sarahah app, lets users send one another anonymous messages. Since its launch two months ago it has reached number one in Apple's App Store in 30 countries, including the UK.

Once downloaded, users need to set up an account on the Sarahah app to start receiving messages. They can share their profile with friends or on their other social media accounts so people can send them anonymous messages. Users can also look up people they know if they have the username in a search section of the app.

Users can forwarded their anonymous messages to friends on WhatsApp. New messages appear in a feed on the app, which can be Favorited, forwarded or deleted. The sender isn't alerted about any of these actions. Users can also block senders if they receive a message that is offensive or makes them uncomfortable. Users can block senders of abusive and offensive messages on Sarahah.

Not everyone agrees with the mission of the app, and some users say it will facilitate and encouraging bullying online. Critics on social media have said the anonymity granted by Sarahah gives users "an excuse to bully people" and that it will lead to abuse.

https://http://sarahah-reveals.com/23111l
Re: Sarahah: The 'honesty First' Secret Messaging App by marina12: 8:43pm On Mar 22, 2018
IratzsMicheal:
Sarahah was created by a developer from Saudi Arabia called ZainAlabdin Tawfiq as a way for people to share honest thoughts anonymously with their friends and contacts. Sarahah, which means "honesty or "candour" in Arabic.

The Sarahah app, lets users send one another anonymous messages. Since its launch two months ago it has reached number one in Apple's App Store in 30 countries, including the UK.

Once downloaded, users need to set up an account on the Sarahah app to start receiving messages. They can share their profile with friends or on their other social media accounts so people can send them anonymous messages. Users can also look up people they know if they have the username in a search section of the app.

Users can forwarded their anonymous messages to friends on WhatsApp. New messages appear in a feed on the app, which can be Favorited, forwarded or deleted. The sender isn't alerted about any of these actions. Users can also block senders if they receive a message that is offensive or makes them uncomfortable. Users can block senders of abusive and offensive messages on Sarahah.

Not everyone agrees with the mission of the app, and some users say it will facilitate and encouraging bullying online. Critics on social media have said the anonymity granted by Sarahah gives users "an excuse to bully people" and that it will lead to abuse.
[url][b]https://http//sarahah-reveals.com/23111[/b]l[/url]

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