Sudo: Secure Private Messenger Reviews – Page 8
5/5 rating based on 105 reviews. Read all reviews for Sudo: Secure Private Messenger for iPhone.
Sudo: Secure Private Messenger is free iOS app published by Anonyome Labs, Inc
Great App
Better_than_amateur
The only issue I encountered was while in South America. The app suddenly stopped working. Don’t know why, but I’d love to know.
Sudo Is Whack, But Predatory, So Be Careful!
Gay professor
Love Sudo. Very efficient, relatively transparent to other such services. Seems to get the whole privacy thing is undermined when the first step is giving “do no harm” Google Empire your complete life history so they can link it with what you had for breakfast and that bong purchase Visa recorded, and your profile question on OK Cupid where you admitted to that foursome and under the guise of micro-targeting a new Lindsey Lohan movie use the compiled information to persuade you to do something you would not normally do. Sounds pretty black helicopterish yet consider this, the micro-financing company made up of PayPal left overs claims to use 700-800 THOUSAND data points about an individual in making their loan decisions. Where do you think those data points came from? Anyway, my only beef with Sudo is their somewhat deceptive trade practice relative to phone numbers. The supposedly give you 9 to begin with yet they seem to constantly be charging me for more. I guess at .99 cents a piece they figure no one is going to provide much push back yet it is highly annoying, contrary to the terms they let me to believe existed, and eventually I am going to get around to looking into more if even for marketing and intellectual reasons. Their phone integration into IOS devices is striking, one regret however is a lot of the legacy email compilers won’t allow you to put Sudo into the list of emails you monitor so you have to go specially to the site. No big deal and probably safety motivated yet none the while a slight inconvenience. Enjoy!
Great app, but where’s the web browser?
Minecraft6336
I really like this app’s UI, business model, and privacy implementation, but one of the biggest reasons I wanted to use the app was for the ad and tracker free web browser that it was supposed to have. The developer’s site, Defcon talk, and news sites all say it should have one, but I can’t find it anywhere!
What’s wrong
Ricky Kennethson
I was enjoying my sudo until a recent update.. now I can’t open the sudo app.. please kindly fix the bugs now!
Pretty amazing but please take my money!
DougSF
This is a truly amazing app but I don't know how it's sustainable. I don't say this often, but please put up some kind of subscription model where I can pay a nominal monthly or annual fee to insure that you aren't going away. I can see where I can get very dependant on the service and phone numbers not going away. I know there are real costs with the service. I'm definitely willing to pay for this one, it's so well done and works perfectly. Help us help you make this a sustainable business model.
Used to work!
mkbutch
Apps was working fine few months back, but is completely buggy and unstable now, emails notification work but nothing in inbox, and don’t get me started on calls or voice mails, extremely buggy! Hope developers listen and bring back to life what used to be one of my favorite apps.
Can't make any calls or text
Fardeen J
I cannot make aby phone calls now whenever I'm trying to call someone its keep on saying " Something went wrong" since 5 months i'm Facing this trouble Please Fix this or else i'm gonna Uninstall it
I agree with the top comment
Jakesch
Don’t go away. Whatever you do we need you. I’ll pay a small subscription fee. You are what America needs.
So far, So good
DreamChuim
I’m really pleased so far with this app. Still testing but I think this has what I’ve been looking for in a 2nd number. Looks pretty, integrates well, private, sends sms to non-Sudo users, it’s great so far, and so far I’m pleased I just happened to find this app.