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Version 1.2.7 · 2025-05-08
- Minor bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 1.2.7, updated 2025-05-08.






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Step into the spotlight and experience what it’s like to be a virtual celebrity with LiveBluff!
Feel the rush of fake live streaming and engage with AI-generated viewers in real-time, all from your smartphone. LiveBluff offers a lifelike and immersive experience that brings you closer to the world of virtual fame. Discover how it feels to be famous with each fake live stream and interact with countless simulated fans, all generated by advanced AI technology.
Key Features:
- Experience Fake Live Streaming: Dive into the world of fake live streams and engage with a virtual audience, giving you the fame and attention you’ve always dreamed of.
- AI-Generated Viewers: Engage with a realistic fan experience where your audience interacts with you during each live session.…
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- Minor bug fixes
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