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Version 1.7.5 · 2017-05-22
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The store currently lists version 1.7.5, updated 2017-05-22.








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Digital Geiger Counter is the best "fake geiger counter" prank on the iTunes App Store. Tilt and touch to boost the "radiation levels" and fool your friends. Now with integrated Facebook & Twitter sharing!
"Good radiation prank app!! ***** Worth to buy!" - Radin Fikri (Malaysia App Store)
"Awesome! ***** Can't wait to try this in different parts of the world to "prove" that some places have more natural radiation than an exploded power plant!" - Erich Meatleg (US App Store)
"Good App...Nice to fool people with!" - austinmu_ (US App Store)
"It's great! My friend thought it was totally real."
"...had a lot of fun with it...convince your 16-year old son that he must have stood in something radioactive because his sneakers make the count rate zoom up" - EE Times review
"Rad u ***** Now I can prove to everyone that they are indeed radioactive.…
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