Everyone always has some secrets that they do not want to tell. No matter what age they are, British teenagers like to use a private photo software, called the Private Photos Calculator%, to hide their photos or videos. However, this software has recently been listed by Durham police in the UK. Object, Apple has therefore removed the software from the App Store.
As the name implies, Private Photos Calculator% is a software that mimics the counting machine. To see hidden photos and videos, you must enter the 4-digit password correctly. This free software also has a paid upgrade, pays 1.99 pounds for upgrade, and when someone enters an error Password, front-facing camera will also be captured by "invaders". Like many photo albums, users can share photos and videos with others via Wi-Fi.
The Durham police issued a statement to the public, calling on parents to be more vigilant and to persuade their children to stop using the software. As the police added that they were investigating Private Photos Calculator%, Apple then removed the software from the App Store.
