花八元买“生死提醒”，死了么APP依然难解独居安全问题

Core Insights - The "Dead or Alive" app has topped the Apple App Store paid chart from January 10 to 14, indicating high industry interest and engagement [3] - The app is set to adopt a global brand name, Demumu, and is expected to complete financing soon while addressing plagiarism concerns [3] - The app's concept is based on user comments and discussions, targeting issues of loneliness and death, which resonate with users [3] Functionality and Limitations - The app lacks real-time monitoring features such as location tracking and physiological data collection, which limits its ability to identify real danger scenarios [4] - Users receive alerts only after two days of inactivity, which may not be timely enough to address emergencies like heart attacks or falls, leading to concerns about its effectiveness [3][4] - The app's notification system is criticized for being reactive rather than proactive, with users expressing that it can only remind but not save lives [4] User Agreement and Legal Concerns - The app's user agreement allows the platform to modify terms unilaterally, which may violate fairness principles as per legal standards [9] - The agreement includes clauses that absolve the platform of responsibility for notification delays, potentially shifting the burden of risk onto users [9] - Legal experts suggest that the vague terms regarding data usage and the transition from a free to a paid model may infringe on consumer rights and could be deemed unfair under consumer protection laws [10]