Doing nothing can be a dream for most people in some way and certainly for a day or two. However, mandatory confinement where the coronavirus is compelling, has made many people want to spend more of their time, working from home, strengthening a particular skill, but above all while on the road.
In this case The FBI It also decided to donate its donation. This week the United States Department of Justice's Criminal Investigation Center shared the app's availability on both iOS and Android, which, far from giving us security advice, or iPhone unlocking steps, provides us with fitness, training as if preparing for the "Official FBI Physical Fitness Test."
Although the niche mentioned at this time by the FBI may seem curious, Long ago the military in the United States security forces had made its fitness program popular.Yes, to the point of turning them into a great use, like TRX and some cross motion.
#MondayMotivation Looking for tips to use internally? Download #FbiThe & # 39; S Physical Fitness Test app to learn the right form of exercise you can do at home like lungs and constipation. https://t.co/8rwfqVBIc0 pic.twitter.com/uzOekmIpdK
– FBI (@FBI) March 23, 2020
However, in this and in this case seen in response to the announcement made by the FBI on their Twitter account, network members were quick to voice their refusal to install the FBI app on their mobile phones, making it clear they do not trust app policies which ensures that "The FBI does not collect personal data from users of this application"
for me: I wonder if staying inside for longer makes me depressed and unhealthy
fbi agent watching my computer: https://t.co/vLF52UW5hJ
– Rui Zhong 钟 瑞 (@rzhongnotes) March 23, 2020
Can you try it?
