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The Best-Selling Apps Made By Israeli Spies
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The article lists the following apps associated with Israeli developers or companies:
ZipoApps (also known as Rounds.com):
Bazaart (AI-powered photo editing app)
Facetune (by Lightricks)
Supersonic from Unity:
Playtika (gambling apps, specific titles not listed in the article)
Crazy Labs:
Moovit (urban transport app)
Call App (call screening app)
Gett (ride-hailing app)
Waze (GPS navigation app)
Fooducate (nutrition app)
Except for Waze, I haven’t ever heard of any of these apps.
Had to use gett when I visited Tel Aviv a few years back. That's about it