Chaitanya Kukde
Member • Feb 25, 2014
'BroApp' To Automatically Send Your Girlfriend Texts
Australian app developers from Factorial Products Ltd. has come up with an innovative way to help you hang out with your "bros" without having to worry about texting your girlfriend. Their new 'BroApp' will automatically send the selected person (preferably your girlfriend) 'sweet texts' automatically. This app has gone on sale on the #-Link-Snipped-# for Rs. 99.99.
After downloading the application, the user is asked " Who is your girlfriend, bro?" by the app. After a number is entered, the app will then send pre-defined as well as user-defined text messages to that number. Of course, at what time what message is to be sent can be controlled by the user. The failure to text loved ones because of busy schedules was the motivation behind the development of this app, the developers said. Thus using BroApp, your communication with your sweetheart is never hampered - a sort of a thing that can be called - relationship outsourcing.
Not only BroApp communicates with your 'squeeze', but it also ensures that the user is not busted via a 'girlfriend-safety lock'. Users are asked to identify their girlfriend's Wi-Fi network so that when text messages are not sent to her while he is at her home. Also, if the user has texted or called his girlfriend 'on his own', then the app cancels its scheduled texts for a specific time period to avoid suspicion. An overly-inquisitive girlfriend who won't give up on opening the BroApp on your phone, the lady will receive a list of gifts you were "planning to buy" her. Further details about the app were shared in the broapp.net.
So ladies, next time your boyfriend texts you, be extra careful. A series of advanced algorithms in your boyfriend's phone might be determining when and what to send you the next text. If you already haven't, check out #-Link-Snipped-# that does similar work for you.
For all the singles out there who have actually bothered to read the entire article, here is #-Link-Snipped-# for you too.
Source:Automated texts to your girlfriend? There’s an app for that
After downloading the application, the user is asked " Who is your girlfriend, bro?" by the app. After a number is entered, the app will then send pre-defined as well as user-defined text messages to that number. Of course, at what time what message is to be sent can be controlled by the user. The failure to text loved ones because of busy schedules was the motivation behind the development of this app, the developers said. Thus using BroApp, your communication with your sweetheart is never hampered - a sort of a thing that can be called - relationship outsourcing.
Not only BroApp communicates with your 'squeeze', but it also ensures that the user is not busted via a 'girlfriend-safety lock'. Users are asked to identify their girlfriend's Wi-Fi network so that when text messages are not sent to her while he is at her home. Also, if the user has texted or called his girlfriend 'on his own', then the app cancels its scheduled texts for a specific time period to avoid suspicion. An overly-inquisitive girlfriend who won't give up on opening the BroApp on your phone, the lady will receive a list of gifts you were "planning to buy" her. Further details about the app were shared in the broapp.net.
So ladies, next time your boyfriend texts you, be extra careful. A series of advanced algorithms in your boyfriend's phone might be determining when and what to send you the next text. If you already haven't, check out #-Link-Snipped-# that does similar work for you.
For all the singles out there who have actually bothered to read the entire article, here is #-Link-Snipped-# for you too.
Source:Automated texts to your girlfriend? There’s an app for that
