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some of the action. If you still don't know well, the app is called Gradient and dominates social media thanks to the celebrity's similar features. The app quickly achieved viral meme status thanks to endorsements from the Kardashian clan and other celebrities eagerly sharing their own celebrity doppelg?mgers. But you'd better think again

before downloading. Gradients is a photo editing app that boasts features equipped with various AI. However, the most noticed feature is the look feature, which compares with images of celebrities to take your selfie and tell you which celebrities you see. Then place a series of images in a shareable collage. The app was launched in

September of this year, but was not widely downloaded until multiple members of the Kardashian clan began promoting it on Instagram Stories. Around October 15, Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, Kylie Jenner and Scott Disick posted screenshots from the app on their Instagram Stories, noting that all posts were

tagged with #ad and showing that they were paid to promote the app. In any case, their stamp of approval caused a massive wave of downloads. Ahead of its celebrity endorsement, the app had never been ranked higher than the No.541 spot in any one category, according to data from analytics firm Sensor Tower. Just days after the

Kardashian plug, the app was the No. Who is the ticket to the moon? the app's sharp rise has also raised questions about the app's origins. Its developers, called Ticket to the Moon, have not released any other apps and have little information about the company online. Many articles point out that the Delaware address listed in the

company's terms of service is actually that of a private equity investment firm called Meifua Capital Partners. When Mashable looked at the app's terms and conditions on Friday, it listed the Las Vegas addressesA virtual office service company is called My Company Works. MyCompanyWorks confirmed that the ticket to the moon was a

client, but did not provide further information about the company. Message Meifua Capital Partners has not been returned. A Gradient representative said in an e-mail that The Mashtable Ticket to the Moon was founded by Vladislav Vladiv and Bogdan Matveev, who sold the startup Tele report to Snap in 2018. Some also point out that

Gradient's privacy policy left open the possibility that users' data could be used for advertising and other purposes, including creating other new products and features. We do not collect or store images or Face Data and do not transfer them to third parties, a Gradient spokesperson said. A simple traffic analysis of our app can prove the

fact that no private data has been transmitted, including images and facial data. This data does not leave the app, it remains private and is completely owned by the user. But if these concerns sound good to you, it's likely that the situation has a lot of similarities to FaceApp, the controversy over the selfie app that went viral thanks to its

age filter. After that app went viral this summer, there was an almost immediate backlash after conspiracy theories went viral about the app's supposed Russian origins. (The app's founder is Russian, but the company has said it does not store data there, and multiple security researchers have found no evidence that the app was abusing

the data. But while the FaceApp founder quickly answered questions about his app, tickets to the moon haven't come much. The app has a basic website, but few social media accounts (gradients seem to have Instagram accounts) and no contact information other than a typical email address. Also linked to the company is a virtual office

services company and Minghua Capital Partners, which also has a particularly small internet footprint. Of course, care must certainly be paid to the origins of gradients and their motives, but none of these things have been proven. However, there are reasons why it is much easier to avoid gradients. It's all about $ The app seems to be

using its current No.1 status to get users to purchase expensive automatically renewed subscriptions. This is because when you download the app, users are asked to agree to a 3-day free trial to try similar features. What may not be so clear to some users is that after that 3-day window ends, you opt in to a monthly subscription of $19.99

that automatically renews. That hooking gradient app charged me $20. ¡ª Ifunaya? (@Mastaah_Fufu) On October 21, 2019, I downloaded a free trial of that stupid facilitator app and I just charged me $20

stupid inaccurate, I Looked like Selena Gomez and stole my $ - Meredith (@meredithmsims) October 21, 2019 That

Gradient app charges me $20 and Apple returns my money to me(@TykeiraXO) October 21, 2019 A quick look at Twitter has many unsas doubting users already upset with the app to fully charge for their monthly premium subscription. So far, Gradient has sold more than $1.1 million on the App Store and Google Play, and according to

Sensor Tower, those numbers are likely to rise as more free trials end. So far, Gradient has sold more than $1.1 million, but while the app offers features other than selfie comparisons, it appears to be something of a cash grab. If you take a closer look at the app's subscription service, you'll also see a $3.99/month subscription, which is

not the default offered on the sign-up page. And it's not just the gradients you have to worry about. As we saw on FaceApp, shameless clones of gradients are also going viral. Do you look like you? he asked. Celebrities! Was temporarily the No.2 in the App Store, even though it appeared to break Apple's developer guidelines banning

copycat apps. The app made at least $9,500 from users before the app was removed. Oh, my God. The current #2 app in the App Store is called My Replica, which looks like a shameless copy of that gradient app who looks like its celebrities are similar. When you first download it, pic.aCjSnY0Lmi Carissa Bell (@karissabe)

On October 21, 2019, an app called My Replica - Celebrities Look Like Me appears to be taking further advantage of the celebrity lookalike trend. Downloading the app prompts a quarter to buy a $99.99 diamond subscription after a three-day free trial. According to Sensor Tower, the app collected more than $363,000 in October alone.

While these types of schemes are against Apple's rules, the company continues to struggle to root out these apps and is working out unique ways to game search results in the App Store. So, between the imitation apps that are trying to scam you, the actual apps that are probably going to scam you into unwanted subscriptions, the very

real questions about the origins and motivations of the app, you probably need to stay away from gradients and other apps like that. Update: October 22, 2019, 11:39 a. M. PDT This story has been updated with more information about tickets to the moon. Month.

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