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Namste Namasker Mera Naam hai akash ap hai akash tech masti esh me hamne faceapp ke kuchh  inportent Qustion ke answer  diya hai piz last tak dekhe   0Qustion no.1 Kya jo photo faceapp dekhata hai wo hamari ashali budape ki photo hoti hai To nahi face app har ek photo ko bideshi buda banta hai na ki indian to wo photo ashali nhi hai

Qustion no.2 Kya face app phone me rakhana shahi hai kahi esh se hamare phone ka data hack to nhi hoga To Answer hai Ha Bilkul ho shkata hai ap ke phone ka data jaise phone contect number video photo.etc to shocho ki manlo ap ne apani ge ya bf ki photo to wo unki pash ja shakti hai or wo uska kuchh bhi kar shakte hai ap shoch rahe hoge wo kya photo video ka kya karenge ho shakata hai ki ap ki kuchh bahot jada inportent photo video ho ap shamjh rahe hai na . to wo gandi webside ko bechh dete hai jo puri duniya me fail jati hai or wo log apane fayade ke liye simpal photo kp photoshop se edit kar ke gandi bana ke gande gande chijo par laga dete hai 
To Piz Dosto esh app ko phone me na rakhe ye khatarnag ho shakata hai 

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