They removed it from the App Store ToTok, another form of WhatsApp and FaceTime used to spy on users

There is more to life than WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, iMessage or Telegram. There are many requests for instant messages, or the most popular ones listed above. Some of these are commonly used in certain areas, such as WeChat in China and Line in Japan. One of the first to become popular recently was ToTok.

ToTok is a instant messaging service that offers features like WhatsApp and Skype. Available for iOS and Android, initially used mainly in the Middle East, however In recent months it has expanded to Europe, Asia, Africa and, finally, North America

. Authorities for the final field discovered that the app was being used by a spy spy.

It became the most downloaded app in the United States

ToTok gained fame in the United Arab Emirates because it worked much better than other methods like WhatsApp

. The reason is that, as in China, users are not allowed to use them. In addition, the makers of smartphones, tablets and computers Huawei are promoting you with ads, and it is one of the world's leading mobile phone brands.

Security organizations have found that ToTok has been used by the United Arab Emirates government to spy on its users, as has Apple Insider. Text interviews, site visits and audio recording services were collected. Both Google and Apple, owners of the two most important app stores, have since removed it.

It has not been known since the United Arab Emirates government used ToTok for abortionhowever The New York Times An acquaintance of the case said American officials had warned other collaborators of the ToTok threat.