ICEBlock, an app for anonymously reporting ICE sightings, goes viral overnight after Bondi criticism

Iblock, an iPhone app that allowed users to anonymously reports the US immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) agents to make spectacular reports, rockets one of the top spots in Apple’s US App Store rankings. Upasht: US Attorney General Palm Bondie Criticism It has helped get thereThe

Most users of Ibesh – about 20,000 – were in Los Angeles, where Ice expeditions have become common In the recent weeks, According to CNNThe Following Bondi’s comments on Monday night, the app went viral overnight. The app is now one of the most downloaded free iPhone apps in the United States until Tuesday afternoon.

With the help of the Ibell, users can legally share information about where they saw the ice within 5 miles of diameter of their position. The application also sends notifications when Ice agents look at the user’s location.

The app does not collect or store any user data, which confirms the network traffic analysis of the app as part of any test.