Elaine Ferek-Wienckowski

Temu. Really. Shame on you for endorsing on your Steals and Deals. Don't you people do any due diligence research on whom you endorse. I was aghast at the presenters delivery. She just gushed. Made me ill. I changed the channel. May be Studio 1A all the way for me in the future. Radio talk show hostess, Kim Komando, did some digging about TEMU and this is what she found! What you need to know before using Temu First, you’re buying goods directly from manufacturers in China and other parts of the world. That’s why shipping times are often 12 days or longer. The prices are low because the goods are cheap. The pictures of what you see advertised may not be what you actually get. Temu’s BBB rating is 2.21/5. Reviews at TrustPilot are interesting, with 38% 5-star reviews and 41% 1-star reviews. But that’s not the worst of it. Temu is downright dangerous. The app is a clever, pervasive digital stalker. As you shop, Temu monitors your activity on other apps, tracks your notifications and location and changes settings. It gets worse. Temu gains full access to all your contacts, calendars and photo albums, plus all your social media accounts, chats and texts. In other words, literally everything on your phone. No shopping app needs this much control, especially one tied to Communist China. If you’re using Temu, delete the app from your phone ASAP. On iPhone, Long-press an app, then tap Remove App > Delete App. Tap Delete to confirm. On Android, touch and hold an app, then tap Remove App > Delete App > Delete. Pro tip: If you downloaded Temu, to be safe from Chinese spies, you really need to do a full factory reset. But wait, there’s more! Temu’s sister app was removed from Google Play because of malware. Do not buy from this company, or use their app