Totok App Store Uae. UAE-developed app ToTok says seeking dialogue with Google, Apple VoIP app is keen to talk to Apple and Google after being removed from their app stores over 'false' spyware claims ToTok, the UAE-developed VoIP app, on Wednesday said it continues to seek a dialogue with Apple and Google after being removed from their app stores. Google just quielty reinstated the ToTok app back into the Play Store after it was removed following accusations that it was a spy tool built for the UAE. ToTok app, alleged UAE spy tool, removed from the Google Play Store yet again At least ToTok lasted a little while back on the Play Store. Image: Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images
UAE-developed app ToTok says seeking dialogue with Google, Apple VoIP app is keen to talk to Apple and Google after being removed from their app stores over 'false' spyware claims ToTok, the UAE-developed VoIP app, on Wednesday said it continues to seek a dialogue with Apple and Google after being removed from their app stores. Apple and Google “have reportedly both removed the messaging app ToTok from their online stores after The New York Times reported that it is a spy tool used by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) government,” according to thehill.com. “Google removed the app from its store on Thursday and Apple removed it Friday, according to the Times.
ToTok app removed from App Store, Google Play in UAE UAE residents are now unable to download the ToTok app or send out invitations Published: December 22, 2019 13:11 Mariam M. Al Serkal.
Apple and Google “have reportedly both removed the messaging app ToTok from their online stores after The New York Times reported that it is a spy tool used by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) government,” according to thehill.com. “Google removed the app from its store on Thursday and Apple removed it Friday, according to the Times. UAE residents confused by removal of ToTok from Apple store ToTok - unlike rivals such as Skype - was free and easy to access in the UAE The ToTok app offers free calling and messaging services. ToTok is used by the government of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to try to track every conversation, movement, relationship, appointment, sound and image of those who install it on their phones, The New York Times, which investigated both the app and its developers, said. The UAE has restricted popular messaging services like WhatsApp and. Dubai: Google store on Thursday have activated a warning message for users about ToTok app. The warning said that "This app tries to spy on your personal data, such as SMS messages, photos, audio.
