The company behind the Are You Dead? app, targeted at people living alone, has introduced a subscription fee and changed its name for a ⁠global audience after it went viral in China. The app is called ...

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The Chinese app "Sileme," which translates into "are you dead," announced on its official Weibo account on Tuesday that after careful internal deliberation, it will officially adopt the global brand ...

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