No More Mosquitoes 3.0.1

Keep mosquitoes away with the NoMoreMosquitoes app. This innovative tool emits an ultrasound that mimics the male mosquito's mating call, deterring fertilized female mosquitoes, the only ones capable of biting humans.

Killer Features:

• Audio Background: The ultrasound continues to play in the background, ensuring continuous mosquito repelling even when the app is closed.
• Widget: Easily check if you are in a mosquito-safe zone at a glance.
• Social Reports: Join forces with the community to combat mosquitoes. Report mosquito sightings and view user feedback on an interactive map. A red alert notifies you of nearby mosquito activity, aiding proactive defense.
• Immersive Animations and Flat Design Graphics for enhanced user experience.

Environmental Highlights:

• Eco-friendly and Non-toxic: Safely keep mosquitoes at bay without harmful chemicals or pollution.
• Ad-Supported: Enjoy free mosquito protection thanks to ad support.

Tips: Maximize effectiveness by adjusting the volume to the highest level, a setting accessible within the application itself.

If you have any questions, concerns, or requests, please contact our team at [email protected] or through our support page at Support Page.

FAQ:

Q: Why do I hear a hissing sound or nothing at all?
A: The app emits high-frequency sounds. Some individuals under 30 can perceive these sounds, while hearing ability diminishes with age.

Q: How do mosquitoes sense sounds if they don't have ears?
A: Mosquitoes detect sounds through 15,000 sensory receptors on their antennae which create an active hearing system to amplify vibrations.
(Source: Le Scienze on-line)

Q: Can an iPhone loudspeaker produce ultrasounds?
A: NoMoreMosquitoes uses frequencies just below ultrasound levels, close to the upper limit of human hearing (20 kHz), simplifying it as "ultrasound" for comprehension purposes.

Q: Does this app effectively repel mosquitoes?
A: NoMoreMosquitoes employs a scientifically backed principle akin to widely available electronic repellent devices. Though scientific evidence varies, numerous user testimonials and published studies underpin its potential repellent effects.