The 'Antisocial' App That Lets You Go Into 'Incognito Mode for Real Life' Elizabeth Kreft - The Blaze
go to original April 30, 2014

Cloak app used to avoid people (CNN News)

Social media is great, except when it does exactly what it’s intended to do: connect you with other human beings.

Sometimes, we just don’t want to be connected. Or found. Or seen. Especially by that chatty neighbor you just saw yesterday or that creepy ex who always seems to “pop up” unexpectedly.

Enter the greatest defender of your online social sanity: the Cloak App.

Cloak does make a pretty good pitch: it’s the antisocial network app for when you are too tired, cranky, hungry or just plain whiny to speak to other humans in person (Image via iTunes).

Cloak “scrapes Instagram and Foursquare to let you know where all your friends, ‘friends,’ and nonfriends are at all times so you never have to run into that special someone,”

“Think of it as the antisocial network,” the Cloak site reads.

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