Ghost Radar®: CONNECT 9+

I like it in general, but I’m very back and forth about this app. One minute, it seems like a certain person or spirit is trying to send me a semi coherent message that may make some kind of sense to me, and then app if a sudden the subject is changed, and I feel like Batman trying to figure out one of the Joker’s riddles, as it’s so annoying! As a psychic myself, I know that’s more of an issue from the spirits not waiting for each other to finish before taking turns to get messages across, etc. So, it’s not necessarily the app’s fault.
HOWEVER, there is something that I do keep having an issue with on here, and it’s very frustrating! I have no clue why, but the the in-app record button will not work on my phone at all! It’s VERY frustrating! I would really like to see what else they will say besides the words that are written from the word bank, but every single time I’ve ever pushed the record button it immediately shuts the app down and exits out on me.
If that was fixed it would be great, and I would change my rating to 5 stars immediately! Not sure if it makes any difference, but I have a brand new iPhone 11. 😁

It has stopped working with my newest iPhone update. I had so much success with this app, it’s unreal. Many personal words were spoken in a way that had a lot of meaning. It actually strung several words together when I was at a certain place, that was very eerily appropriate and correct. Names, mostly. Please please update this app to work on apples newest iOS!

So ages ago, when my uncle passed away, my baby brother texted me the words, “ok, look I know it’s stupid, can’t possibly be a real thing, but I just downloaded this app and when I opened it, it said “uncle, guitar, Jack.” Our uncle Jack was a guitarist. I downloaded the ‘stupid app.’ Eight years ago, my baby brother died, as well. Since he passed, I would open this app and hope I might get a message. Nothing came for years. Not from him anyway. Then, one night, my toddler pointed to a doorway and offered the empty space some of her dinner. I turned on the app. “Something, base, television.” No pause between words. Boom boom boom. I sat for a minute as my family ate dinner, confused. Then, I silently got up, walked to the living room, and looked at the base of the tv. There, completely forgotten by me, was a gift from my stepmother… a necklace with my baby brothers ashes in it.

So yeah. It’s no joke.