Program for itouch---whoshere?

Okay so I'm really confused. I found some interesting pictures of girls on my boyfriends iTouch today when I was playing with it in class. I didn't recognize any of them, but they were self taken pictures, not professional or anything. SO I avoided...

talking to him for the rest of the day and after he called me like ten times I finally picked up and asked him why there was pics of of half naked girls on his iPod iTouch whatever. Ok here's what he said- - -

At first he didn't know what I was talking about. So he looked in his pictures and was like ...Oh. He explained to me that there is some new program for the iPhone and iTouch called WhosHere. When he was looking at profiles, it would freeze up because the program was still new and he would have to push certain buttons to unfreeze it. When he did that, any thumbnails or pics that were on the page, automatically saved to his iTouch.

Is this true??? I don't know whats going on with this. I don't know anything about WhosHere or how the iTouch works. HELP!!!

pleeease answerrr help me out here people !!

never heard of it.

Hi I am one of the founders of myRete, which makes WhosHere. Here are a few things that might help shed some light.

1) WhosHere is a program to meet new people nearby and far away. Right now it is for making new platonic friends or for dating. In an upcoming release there will be the ability for professional networking and ad-hoc groups (I.e. NYC soft ball players).

2) WhosHere allows you to look for men and women, women only or men only. That is a little over-simplified, but it's the gist.

3) Graphic, naked pictures are against our terms of use (myRete.com/use.html).

4) There is NO special button pushing that is unique/required for the WhosHere application. What I am guessing your boyfriend is describing is the Apple's embedded functionality to take a screen shot. If you push "home" and "start" at the same time the iPhone or iPod touch will take a screen shot of any screen in any application on the device. This is NOT a WhosHere function. He might be confusing Apple's 'force quit' feature with the screen shot feature just described. Apple allows a user to force quit any application by pushing the "home" button for 6 seconds. The force quit may be used when an application freezes. So it is entirely possible that he is trying to force quit and is accidentally taking a screen shot.

If he has the current version, WhosHere 0.97a, and Apple's OS 2.0.2, it is quite stable. I have only ever had to do one force quit and that was in WhosHere 0.95

If you have further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at Fun mail me.

Sincerely,

Steve Smith
Co-Founder myRete