'Red Rose' review: Killer app tale is sobering social (media) commentary


No one had the heart to tell the D**kheads that air horns were not exactly the best defence against haunted apps. Photos: Handout

There is this app, see – it lures you in with promises of delights, gets you emotionally invested, makes you willingly jump through endless hoops, and soon becomes your all-consuming focus.

Friends, family, obligations and financial considerations fall by the wayside as you get drawn deeper and deeper into its clutches.

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The kids are alright

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