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A Chinese mobile application called “Are You Dead?” has gone viral around the world and sparked intense debate because of its unusual and blunt!

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A simple app with a bold question has suddenly taken over online conversations in China. In the middle of endless social media posts and daily news updates, one app has
stood out for its name alone.
It is short, direct, and uncomfortable for some. Yet, it has managed to strike a chord with a large number of people, especially those who live
alone. What began as a small idea is now a widely discussed topic across platforms.

1. An unusual name, a practical purpose

The app is called Sileme, which translates to “Are you dead?” in English. While the wording has surprised many, the intention behind it is clear. The app is meant to help people who live by themselves feel a little more secure in their daily lives.


The creators describe it as “a lightweight safety tool created for solo dwellers”. It is aimed at students, solo office workers, and “anyone choosing a solitary lifestyle”. The focus is on people who do not share their homes with others and may not have regular check-ins with family or friends. But How the app works in real life???

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